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Old 05-31-2004, 07:35 AM   #6
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Re: Cleburne State Park

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Originally Posted by CKirk
Howdy Lost but Found,

Thanks for the comments on the pics, after thinking about what you said I agree 100%, this is a learning experience for me, eventhough I have been taking pics for over 35 years.

I have a Sony F717, 5 mp camera, I have really been enjoying it.

Thanks again for your help, Take care,

Craig
Craig,

Nice shots! One of the easiest things to do to improve your photos is to take them earlier or later in the day when the lighting will be less harsh. I tend to do my photography before 10:00am and after about 6-7PM (especially in the summer) - unless there's an overcast sky, in which case you can still shoot at high noon...

That said, I am amazed at the tonal range digital cameras are able to capture...I have some shots at high noon where there is good shadow detail and the highlights are not blown...

Trying to do some research on that snake for you. My initial reaction is "snake, near water = water moccasin"... but I'm not sure that's true in this situation...
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