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This wonderful scene-setting image was created at Cooper Bay, South Georgia by friend Alan Lillich with the Canon 24-105mm f\/4L IS EF USM AF Lens<\/a> (hand held at 105mm) and the unfortunately discontinued EOS-1D Mark IV. ISO 400. Evaluative metering +2 stops: 1\/400 sec. at f\/8 in Manual mode. Click on the image for a larger version. <\/p>\n

Alan and his photographer-wife Pat are multiple IPT veterans; they will be with us again soon on both the Southwest Florida and Holland (both the tulips and birds segments) ITPs. Denise Ippolito can be seen dead center top in her new, grey Xtrahand vest. Her friend Lyndelle Fairlie of San Diego, CA is in blue. The folks in the center are getting their gear out of their drybags while the next zodiac is landing. All in white-out conditions. Here, Alan made good use of it to create an image that really set the scene. He used the Gentoo Penguin very nicely as a compositional anchor. Image copyright 2012 and courtesy of Alan Lillich. <\/p>\n