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Patient093 t1_itxaoiw wrote
Your work is great! Love seeing Calgary and the surrounding areas through your lens :)
MattPattPhotoThat t1_itx5c5m wrote
Are the water and trees two separate exposures? Looks really cool
jamesftw OP t1_itx6m8p wrote
Nope just one exposure, I can't remember off hand but maybe 5s? Shot at 200mm
asuitandty t1_itxsqfq wrote
Surprised the photographer didn’t immediately die by moose.
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Dalton387 t1_itxgv9q wrote
That’s just a hipster beaver 🦫, trying to market locally sourced, non-gmo, gluten free, artisanal trees. Don’t even have to leave the water.
StupidizeMe t1_itxpmij wrote
Reminds me of Gustav Klimt's paintings of birch forests.
StillWill18 t1_itxps8h wrote
I’d throw a senko in there.
jamesftw OP t1_itx1dlx wrote
Spent a few days exploring these trees and the areas around them, such a beautiful time of year and I wanted to really enjoy it as much as I could.
For more of my work check out my website or instagram
https://www.jamesandrewphotography.com/
https://www.instagram.com/james.michael.andrew/