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The Allegheny

Nice and peaceful. Could it be a tad overexposed?
Nevertheless - since you live right next to it: do you ever do any boating on it (canoeing or something similarly smooth and quiet)? Or do you fish from the banks? Or do you swim in it?
 
The overexposure is a fault in the camera as I am finding. Even with exposure compensation zeroed out I still hear that a lot and any attempt to compensate manually meets with failure.

Negitive on the boating aspect, I just don't wan't to flip the bill for a boat, not to mention it is shallower than it looks. I do however fish it periodically. Then again I have seen her in a rage and it scares the tar out of me, so when and if I do get a boat I'll keep it in the lake.
 
(sorry for the DP)

Took these earlier today.

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All of the shots in this series are nice, though the original is my favorite. Just out of curiosity, what camera do you use?
 
Kodak ES C743 It's a standard wal-mart variety digital camera
 
Hey, some of those Wal-Mart variety digital cameras are pretty nice, but I know what you mean. :lol: I've found that overexposure seems to be an issue with most point and shoots. I've owned an HP, a Nikon, and now a Kodak, and they all seem to do it, so it's not just your camera. :)
 
Then again I have seen her in a rage and it scares the tar out of me, so when and if I do get a boat I'll keep it in the lake.

I forgot I had these.

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One of those bad days
 

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