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   Wind Vane
Going My Way?   

True North

 Posted on February 10, 2017      by Blue Fier
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Depth-of-field is a quarter of an inch or so when you shoot closeup. You get great bokeh when the background gets elements thrown out-of-focus. The “soft”area can be manipulated to your liking. The sharp spot attracts onlookers like bears to honey.  The small black one can fit on a shoelace. It is the size of a nickel. Size doesn’t matter when all your electronic gadgets stop working or run out of power. A compass will align you with magnetic north. True north is slightly off the North mark. These objects led me in a direction I had not expected.

Blue Fier “True North” 02/10/17

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Eliot Crowleyts“Wind Vane” looks like that ol’ vane has been through some tough times. My shot looks at a couple of compasses real close-up. Bob Stevens will work all the right angles to get his shot how he wants it.

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Eliot Crowley, Blue Fier, Bob Stevens, Martin Trailerr,@Jay Ahrend Russ Widstrand, Jeremy Green, @@David B Moore @@Sue Barr.

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