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LOVE the comp here (Bodie, right?) Why didn't I think of it when I was there! I just "shot the wheel"
ReplyDeleteWaow ! Beautiful picture ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Christian, This is a giant wheel form the gold mines of Bodie, America's best-preserved ghost town from the late 1800s when the American West was still a frontier. At one time the mining camp of Bodie grew to have the second largest population in California, behind only San Francisco!
ReplyDeleteNice illustration of Hyperfocal Distance
ReplyDeleteJaime, Yes, hyperfocal distance is my friend... my lenses spend a lot of time in manual focus mode.
ReplyDeleteJeff great pov reminds me of a gettysburg pic my buddy nate dodson took.
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