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These are some pictures from my trip to the state of Washington as well. The first one is Mt Rainer’s peak when we were flying home(this was my first time to fly on any trip). I am surprised at how well it turned out because of the small window pretty dirty.
The second one was while we were still in Mt. Rainer National Park and I got this shot at a look off. The tree is super picturesque I think (that is what my dad said). The background is a bit out of focus but I love the angles of the shadows. The sky is pretty dull(but the sky was pretty good for looking at the mountain).Photo 1 _MG_1244
Focal Length: 55
Aperture:11
Shutter speed:1/250
ISO:100Photo 2 _MG_1181
Focal Length: 39
Aperture: 5
Shutter speed: 1/400
ISO:100
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Nice! It’s amazing how huge that mountain is. I flew over it earlier this year and couldn’t help but take a few snapshots of it as well. Yours turned out better than mine. 🙂 I like the tree silhouetted against the background like that. The contrast of light and dark is interesting. Perhaps compose the picture to crop out the sky, so interest stays on the tree?
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