One of the people fishing at the ocean in Port Aransas today.
- Camera: Canon 350D
- Lens: Tamron 70-210mm 2.8
- Aperture: 2.8
- Shutter: 1/200th
- ISO: 100
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- One of the people fishing at the ocean in Port Ara...
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3 comments:
I like the dog. Nice shot. You might want to clone out the spots in the sky.
What a neat shot!
Unlike Marc, I don't like the dog. I think it would be better with the right third cropped so the the fissherman becmes the real focus of the picture.
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