Bunsen Lake is a popular area for hikers, boaters and fishermen. The lake itself is a reservour for electrical generation, it supplies Vancouver with extra power when demand is high. A consequence of this is that the height of the lake varies. This photograph was taken when the lake was higher than normal. That is why the low tree branches are so close to the water.
| Nikon D2x | |
| 2008/03/02 1:35:01 AM | |
| Color | |
| Data Format: | RAW (12-bit) |
| Compression: | None |
| Image Size: | Large (4288 x 2848) |
| Lens: | AF-S Nikkor 28-70mm F/2.8 D IF-ED |
| Focal Length: | 60mm |
| Exposure Mode: | Manual |
| Metering Mode: | Spot |
| 1/200 sec - F/2.8 | |
| Exposure Comp.: | 0 EV |
| Flash Sync Mode: | Not Attached |
| Sensitivity: | ISO 200 |
| Color Mode: | Mode II (Adobe RGB) |
| Hue Adjustment: | 0 |
| Gerald & Irmgard Carter | |
| White Balance: | Direct Sunlight |
| AF Mode: | AF-C |
| Tone Comp: | Less contrast |
| Saturation: | Normal |
| Sharpening: | None |
| Long Exposure NR: | Off |
| High ISO NR: | Off |