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Wallpaper Details: Upekkha
Upekkha
September 7th, 2013
This is a 500-second exposure of Mt. Hood reflected in Trillium Lake.
Taken while camping with my little family. :-)
Nikon D7000, Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G II.
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Posted By: Saurabhjainlk
about 10 years ago
there are thousands of wallpapers hanging around on this website. There are only a few worth commenting. Commendable job done Sir. This will remain on my desktop for a while.
Posted By: asaadsaleh
about 10 years ago
after gazing to this image for a moment, i was charmed with the colors and the smoothness the long exposure created, so I then checked the equipment to found out that the kit lens was used along with the Nikon 7000, many more experienced photographers with more expensive gear wouldn't have taken such a beauty. keep up the good work.
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It may have been even better if you had used infrared photography (still in black and white). The trees would have turned more white.