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Onyx eyes & reaching tides

Onyx eyes & reaching tides

Stormy seas approach the shores of Anglesey and a fair amount of sandblasting making some testing conditions for photography.

However, water bein...
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Stormy seas approach the shores of Anglesey and a fair amount of sandblasting making some testing conditions for photography.

However, water being picked up into the air by the strong winds really helped to create a wonderful atmosphere with the haze catching the setting sun's light.
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PENTAX K-1

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 1600/100

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Dec, 2019

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Contender in the Visual Poetry Project

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