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Nice shot and an incredible sky if a little dark at the top.

Alex
beautiful shot
i'd love to be there ^^
aww


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Thank you.:) I don't think you would though it was -9C but felt more like -18 with the windchill.

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Thanks. It is a little dark at the top I think this would be a perfect shot to have had a reverse nd filter.

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wow
so cold
but i've never seen snow
by the way
you have to use special lenses for that temperature?
a friend said that her usual lens cracked when she was in canada


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Nice sky ;)

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That's a real perdy picture! ;)

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You aren't missing that much snow is nice once in a while but I get sick of our frigid winters. This year has been the worst year for snowfall since records have been kept.

I have never heard of using special lenses for cold weather I have never had a problem with it. I have read about some photographer's that have shot in -20F weather and didn't have a problem with their lens but at that temp your shutter could easily freeze open or closed. The only thing I can think of that would have made her lens crack is taking it straight from a warm environment to a cold one and then possibly the glass would cool to quickly and contract just enough to make it crack. I have never heard of that happening though.

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