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CloseUp and WideView were shot at the same location, near the mouth of Bird Creek as it feeds int the Turnagain Arm of Cook Inlet, near Anchorage Alaska. The surface shown in CloseUp is about 2 yards away to the south. Wide View is about 100 yards away to the north. Much of the striation is due to sedimentary bedding, which was deposited horizontally. Subsequent tectonic deformation tilted the beds into their current vertical orientation.
Created for: Treat This 67 Kreative People group: www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157650353551300/ Thanks to xandram for the source image which you can see in the first comment box below or here: www.flickr.com/photos/xandram/16500597215/
Eye Stock: fc01.deviantart.net/fs12/i/2006/261/4/3/The_Eye_by_silber...
EDIT : JUST SO THERE IS NO MISUNDERSTANDING, THIS IS UNLIKELY TO GIVE A PERFECT WHITE BALANCE, BUT IF YOU GET CAUGHT OUT IN TRICKY LIGHT SITUATIONS, IT WILL GET YOU CLOSE.
There are many add on gadgets for getting an average white balance, from using a paper coffee filter to the very pricey Expodisc.
Here is another to add to the list, just the top from a cup of Starbucks coffee.
As I usually have a cup or two rolling around in my car, there is usually one I can use in an emergency if I'm out and about :)
I usually keep a few along with straws in the glove compartment too, never know when they will come in handy for a cup of coffee while travelling.
To use, I set the focus to infinity, place the cap over, then set the custom WB. I dont even need to hold it as it fits nicely inside my lens hood, but that is just a lucky coincidence.