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Sidelight Assignment Winner Christopher Baker
Congratulations to Christopher Baker for winning the recent Sidelight photography assignment with the image, “Morning Field Trip.” See more of Baker’s work at https://cscottphoto.smugmug.com.
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Winner: "Morning Field Trip" By Christopher Baker
"I always look forward to the ducklings and goslings that make their appearance at the local lakes and ponds here in North Alabama in the late spring,” says Baker. “I love to get up early when the animals are active and the sun is low on the horizon providing soft and warm side lighting. On this occasion, the mother mallard was leading her ducklings away, but I managed to get to the shoreline and get a nice low perspective of the family. Mom’s slight head turn towards the sun gave me the composition I was looking for.”
Nikon D500, Nikon 500mm f/5.6 PF. Exposure: 1/1000 sec., f/5.6, ISO 500.