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Jim Wood
Jun 11, 2019

Alaska Beaver Ponds

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This was taken at the Eagle River Nature Center in Eagle River Alaska in late September. Eagle River is 15 miles north of Anchorage. The ripples are from salmon in the pond. No grizzles showed up. Nikon D300, ISO 200, Nikkor 18-200mm lens @ 18mm, f-22, 1/10th of a sec. Manfroto Pro 190 tripod, polarizer, 7:30am .

 

Ian Plant
Jun 12, 2019

Hi Jim, and welcome to the Monkey Lounge! This photo has great texture and I really like the composition!

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Jim Wood
Jun 12, 2019

Thank you Ian. I appreciate the comments

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