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Storm at Dusk (part 2)

Storm at Dusk (part 2)

The same storm, but a little later, you can barely see the orange of the sunset in the background

The same storm, but a little later, you can barely see the orange of the sunset in the background
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Aperture 71/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/150 Focal Length 180/10

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Nov, 2016

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One of my brothers at Warwick Raceway on South East Queensland. He has built this car from the ground up. 1969 VF Valiant Coupe with a nice warm 318 V

Went down to the local skate park to photograph the graffiti. Thought I would try my first HDR with this pic... Can you see the alien trying to push t

Love this old valiant, not a lick of paint on it! So the licence-number plates (depending on where you are from) are very apt.

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A rather beachy feeling sunset in the mountain top suburb of Highfields in South East Queensland

This little lady, Miss Daisy Rey loves to strike a pose, this day was no exception!

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