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Coastal Vigil

Coastal Vigil

The stones were already stacked, I bought along the tea lights and the bright moon provided the additional lighting. The long exposure used has created some rea...
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The stones were already stacked, I bought along the tea lights and the bright moon provided the additional lighting. The long exposure used has created some really interested effects within this image, such as the wax seen ‘dispersing’ into the sky.
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Jan, 2017

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