by Robyn Eggs
Captured on the banks of the Willamette River, these are my top favorites from my last nature shoot. The water is ever rising...may it bring in fresh, mineral deposits, even as it washes all the pesticides away. Happy "Windsday!" Enjoy! XO Cheers from me to you!
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/253, ISO 50, Flash off
Snag Boat Bend - Looking ahead, a beaver is spotted on the trail
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/15, ISO 200, Flash off
Boots to prove I was there
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/60, ISO 80, Flash off
Willamette River - Between 2 trees, mist is seen
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/60, ISO 64, Flash off
Willamette River - Mist close-up
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/60, ISO 64, Flash off
Willamette River - Arched limbs
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/30, ISO 125, Flash off
Willamette River - Black and White
Aperture ƒ/2.6, Focal length 3.7 mm, Exposure time 1/24, ISO 125, Flash off
Jackson Bottom Wetlands - Flooded with color
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Very nice pictures, especially the last one. :)
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