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Coniston Water in the English Lake District
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@Marie LC: Thanks Marie....jetties on lakes make great subjects for photography - I'm sure you're right that part of it is the depth that they give to the photo.
@oncho: Thanks Oncho!
@Mike: Thanks Mike....it was a little before sunset but I pushed the colour temperature in post processing to give the warmth you see here (I could have done it in-camera but I prefer to shoot in RAW and adjust colour later on a bigger screen.
@Krims@nline.be: Thanks very much for that!
@Drey: Thanks very much Drey!
@Jeff: Thanks Jeff!
@IanSmith: Hi Ian!....re the new toy question, I've decided to stick with my D40 for now although I bought a flash recently (SB900) which feels like a much bigger learning curve than a new camera body would have been. I do miss the fact that my D40 isn't weather sealed and won't autofocus with non-afs lenses. 12mp instead of 6mp would be nice too so eventually I'm sure I'll update it - maybe if I get offered more pro work where a back-up camera body is essential rather than something which is just nice to have.
NIKON D40
1/80 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
24 mm (35mm equiv.)
