A truck. It's really dusty here, haven't had rain for a while.
- Camera: Canon SD400
- Aperrture: 2.8
- Shutter: 1/200
- ISO: 50
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3 comments:
Nice backlighting of the dust. Great effect!
The dust really adds interest here.
Different parts of the world ... different terminology. To me a truck is one of those big things that transport lots. That would be a pickup ... or more commonly in South Africa ... a bakkie.
I like this too. And agree with Chuck about the diagonal and flare working well. It captures New Mexico, if indeed it was shot there. I used to live there. (And thank my lucky stars I no longer do.)
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