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weekly photo: light on bark

November 4, 2011

Light on bark at Westonbirt Arboretum

I find it amusing that I have titled this post "Weekly Photo" because, by Weekly Photo, I really mean, Oh-Whenever-I-Feel-Like-It-Photo or Hey-These-Are-Some-Cool-Shots-Photos since I think it's been several months since I actually posted a Weekly Photo. Undeniably, "Weekly" Photo rolls of the tongue much easier and sounds so much more like blogger lingo than Oh-Whenever-I-Feel-Like-It-Photo, so I'll stick with Weekly Photo for now. But, I'm thinking up a good acronym. In the meantime, I give you what I term Light on Bark, found in the Westonbirt Arboretum in the Cotswolds.

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11/04/2011 10:13

Rachael Sena

I like your "light on bark" approach. It's easy to get caught up in things and forget to look at the nature around you. What kind of camera are you using?

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11/10/2011 07:27

Patrick

Thanks! Nikon D7000 with an 18-200mm VR Nikon lens.

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11/05/2011 13:13

Mica

I love photos like this that use natural light!

11/10/2011 07:33

Patrick

Thanks! Our favorite photos also use natural light. A flash is just no substitute.

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