Time.
Jeff
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It once was that in the time it took to do a blood test, I could shoot a bunch of pictures before a number appeared on my old, slow, brick-sized Ames Glucometer. Now, in the amount of time it took me to shoot this long-exposure nighttime image of the United Congregational Church in Little Compton, Rhode Island, I did a test, evaluated the result, and programed a correction bolus -- all before the shutter closed on the foggy mist that was rolling in.
Later, in the "digital darkroom," NancyTW suggested that I take some creative license.
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Cool Pics, both with and without the creative license!
Missed your posts very much and am very happy to see GODOATEST back in dBlogville!
k2
I enjoyed your note yesterday!
What a nifty photo -
Hi Kelly. Thanks for the nice words. YRS!!
Hi Colleen. After thinking more about it last night, I forced myself to make time today to post something. Thanks for the spark!
glad you're back! love the photo...and the lightning is really cool! i hope you'll stick around!
Welcome back. Great picture. The digital darkroom addition is shockingly creative.
Hi Ashley. Thanks, and I'm glad you like the picture. The foggy mist really had a cool effect.