Icy Creek
As a youngster, I have memories of my father sitting down after work in his chair and reading our daily newspaper, The Anchorage Times. With only 3 television channels, aside from the "nightly news", this was the only way to find out what was going on in the world. Here it is 30+ years later and I find that when I want to read the news I sit down with my MacBook and an RSS reader. Many of my news sources are traditional in nature (newspapers, networks, etc.) but I have quite a few blogs in my subscription list as well. I like the independent nature of the blogs versus what the mainstream media reports.
What does this have to do with a photograph of a frozen stream? Many of the blogs I read serve as a conduit to pass along news from outside sources mixed in with a bit of commentary (digg.com for example). I am increasingly bothered by some of this blogging that purposefully attempts to be controversial or sensationalizing as a way of generating traffic and comments to their site. My goal with LeggNet's Digital Capture is to give my readers a break from this type of blogging. I want this blog to be a safe place in hope that the few hundred people a day who visit will leave feeling enriched.
3 Comments:
Very nice work. What equipment do you use, if you care to divulge?
Thanks for the comment. This was shot with a Canon 30D and a 24-105 f/4L lens. This is my typical setup for most of my work. Other lenses I use are a 50mm f/1.8, 70-200 f/4L, 18-55.
Very intersting comment (to a very nice picture).
Receiving comments like "great picture" for a picture thet is not good is crazy. But it happens very often.
A comment like that has nothing to do with your photo, it's there just in order to make you have a look at the commentator's blog.
I hadn't really visited your blog earlier, but today I took a look, and appreciate the comments you make (like that about the smoking ban).
I guess I'll be back. Not only for the photos, but also for the comments.
(You don't have to pay me a visit, but you're welcome if you want to.)
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