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Submitted: February 1
Image Size: 2.0 MB
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Make:SONY
Model:DSLR-A390
Shutter Speed:1/800 second
Aperture:F/6.3
Focal Length:50 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Jan 31, 2013, 12:06:18 PM
Software:PhotoScape

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White Out Wintersby *GrotesqueDarling13

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Weather

FULL VIEW PLEASE!
It's a must!

Photo: Me.
Post. Pros: Me.
Taken: Jan. 31st 2013.

Taken yesterday morning when the snow
was really coming down. Plus the wind was
blowing so hard and sharp, that it looked amazing
in the morning sunlight. I went out to attempt to
get a few shots, that was all I could get. The
wind was just too much. I got this shot, it was
lucky because literally 6 minutes later the snow
had stopped and everything looked normal.

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~hyousetsuryuu Mar 4, 2013

IS THIS REALLY A PHOTOGRAPH? IT LOOK LIKE SOMETHING THAT CAME OUT OF A MEMORY SCOOP... Or more like a Dream Scoop where some one imagines something and a picture is made based on that memory :3
It's so beautiful, it's unreal.

*GrotesqueDarling13 Mar 4, 2013 Professional General Artist

Yes, yes it is!!

Thank you very much!
It was snowing so heavily, flying and spinning
in the fast & cold wind, so it makes sense that
it looks surreal/unreal to most people, it kinda
was though. I wanted to get a photo of the weather
and this was the only one I could get because of
how the snow was flying everywhere