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With abundant clear skies, I have been downtown a handful of times in the past week or so to capture some angles that are only possible with the 10-22mm lens' wide view. Nothing earth-shattering, just some classic must-have scenes to add to the St. Louis gallery. Thanks to a presidential visit and at-home Cardinals games, I haven't been able to get another flight in despite the perfect weather. I hope to get that in before next week is out. Our leaves are changing fast now, so with the 2011 'green foliage season' quickly coming to an end, I will be trying get a few more photo sessions in to wrap things up.
 
 
 
Nicely done man, good to see you active.
- Posted by Paul from Decatur | | |
Thanks Paul, it's been nice to have another photo subject to fill the time in between storms!
- Posted by Dan R. from New Baden, IL | | |
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