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Apartment Building

Apartment Building

This is a photo of an apartment building close up. I used my Zoom lens at 200 mm and twirled my lens as I captured this photo. That's why there is motion in the...
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This is a photo of an apartment building close up. I used my Zoom lens at 200 mm and twirled my lens as I captured this photo. That's why there is motion in the photo.
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NIKON D200

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 200 Shutter 1/45

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Nov, 2012

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