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Reality: July 30, 2010
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The park itself is located in the city of New Ulm. This park is kinda curious. At first, I got the feeling it is more of a "city" park. The entrance is located smack dab in the middle of a residential section of New Ulm. The ranger was on the prowl in his ranger mobile. Oddly enough, there is a man-made, sand bottom swimming pool available for summer fun. Also of note is the doorway at the side of the entrance sign. I wonder what's inside... Shoot info: 1 roll of B&W film, Tmax 100. Manual Hasselblad w/ 50 mm lens. |
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I got past the "tourist" attractions, I was pleased to find some nice hiking paths along the Cottonwood river. |
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I traveled back down to the river. I suppose branches frozen in water are to be expected in winter. |
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always like it when the sun starts to come out. I slapped on the #25 red fliter to get some drama out of the sky. I opened the exposure by 3 stops to compensate for the filter factor. |
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There was some nice sun gleeming off the ice in this shot. I'm still trying to figure out where the streaking reflection off the ice was coming from... |
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