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Canon Thursday Pic 2010: #16


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<p>It's Thursday again here on the east coast (of the U.S.) so its time to start another a POW thread. Its pretty cold here in Indiana and there's actually some snow on the ground, so maybe some snow photos will be in order if it has hit your area yet. Also, its obvious now that the POW thread is no longer "sticky." It was that way the first several weeks just to get everyone on board, but now that we're up and running the training wheels are off. So just remember to look for the thread in the forum early on Thursdays and once we get 30 or 40 posts it should become one of the most active threads and remain at the top of the EOS forum. Just a reminder so you don't forget about the thread without the yellow star to guide you in.</p>

<p>We just went out and cut our Christmas tree a few hours ago and now it swallows our front room. I took this shot on the tractor ride out to the tree farm. I thought it was pretty cool because the chances of tripping the shutter at the same instant someone else's flash fires is slim. Since I hadn't planned on the flash, the highlights are pretty blown, but I did my best to bring them back in post. Here's my soon to be brother-in-law taking a picture of himself and his mother.</p><div>00Xp8N-309711684.jpg.cd92a9c279a2dad61f7c506307dc78a8.jpg</div>

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<p>Good timing, Nathan. Lupo, love that macro shot. Are those custom made?</p>

<p>Each year I try to find something interesting to shoot for our Christmas cards. Saw this cat angel ornament on our tree and liked the colors and lighting. This was shot in ambient lighting from a tripod with a 400mm. Why? Because my gear was packed in the car for another shoot and this just happened to be on the 7D when I grabbed it.</p>

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<p>No snow here in Connecticut just yet. I am anxiously awaiting it though! The closest thing I have to snow pics so far is my youngest son's first hockey practice. This was his first time on the ice ever and he did great! He is excited to go back this Sunday for another practice.<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/KerrBear219/JThockey3.jpg" alt="" /></p>
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<p>Doing a little Christmas shopping in Spring Texas. You should stop in there some time.<br>

This was made with 5D Mark II, 24-70mm f/2.8L hand held at 1/20 of a second wide open and overexposed by +2 ev. Post processed with Aperture, Nik Define 2.0, and Nik Viveza 2.</p><div>00XpCy-309777684.jpg.5c248c61f4d8e1cf60a5274b2ea8cbd6.jpg</div>

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<p>taken sunday evening at the holiday circlefest with dancers, illuminated props, a brass band playing and assorted merriment....20-25 degree temps and 20 mph winds had everyone heading for home by 7pm</p><div>00XpDE-309781584.jpg.fe679db46994a8cb1042dd394729472d.jpg</div>
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