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Walking the Dog|
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| camera | NIKON D50 |
| exposure mode | program mode |
| shutterspeed | 1/250s |
| aperture | f/22.0 |
| sensitivity | ISO200 |
| focal length | 55.0mm |
| resolution | 3008x2000 pixels |
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comments (10)
...or the other way around, the dog is walking someone. A very spacious shot, Aksel. The vastness of this lifeless frozen space is just killing me. What the hell were you doing there?
Aksel from Norway: Easter - skiing in the mountains - an old norwegian traditional Easter holiday - chasing the snow insted of sitting in the garden enjoying the sun...
Oh, my goodness! This is too funny with the title. How much land does that dog need?
Aksel from Norway: Thanks
That is absolutely wonderful Aksel: the sense of scale is excellent!
Aksel from Norway: Thanks Chris - appriciate it
Great title and understatement.
As men only walk the dog to get away from the wife, this one must have some bad times. I like the picture.
Aksel from Norway: Thanks Louis - it's not a self-portrait
This is a great shot Aksel. The feeling of immensity is fantastic! I like your title.
Aksel from Norway: Thanks Richard - I'm pleased with the title this time, so I'm glad you liked it
well there's nothing wrong with your eye sight Askel to pick that out
Aksel from Norway: Thanks - I think I have to change my contacts soon but they work fine for the time beeing
A cool minmal pic, it would have been interesting to crop out the sky, no scale at all then
Aksel from Norway: Thanks, then it would be somthing like this: http://www.aksel.shutterchance.com/photoblog/U.T./
Well...there's no "rush hour in the Norwegian mountains...where is everybody?
Awesome sense of space!!!
Aksel from Norway: Thanks again - that is one kind of vacation, running away from all the people....
Wonderful shot and perfect title ;-)
Aksel from Norway: Thanks - appriciate it
Impressive landscape and the man there giving the scale is a good idea !
Aksel from Norway: Thanks, and yes, I think this landscape needed something to be interesting enough to post here...
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