Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Some Useful and Entertaining Links About This Area
- The Upper Housatonic Heritage Area
- Walking the Berkshires
- The Sharon Historical Society
- North East Community Center, Millerton, NY
- Falls Village Blog
- The Original: Paris Daily Photo
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6 Comments:
It's really worth experimenting as it enhances your understanding of how light and the camera works. I did some ten second exposures in the park the other night and got some really weird effects.
Nice experiment!
Agree with Bob, you really have to have a lot of patience with photography, and experimenting is a must!
I love the colors!
Blurry failure, no. Lovely, yes.
I take tons of photos and may be satisfied with just a couple. It's great to experiment. I have tons of CDs full of photos. I enjoy your pictures a lot and I like this one.
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