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Dune Trees

Dune Trees

Climbed up the dunes to a small forest of dune trees about an hour before sunset. Position the camera so the sun was just peaking behind the tree. I love the fo...
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Climbed up the dunes to a small forest of dune trees about an hour before sunset. Position the camera so the sun was just peaking behind the tree. I love the forest and lately I have been spending more time among the woodland creatures who reside in this coastal little grove of dune trees. Sepia tone, Nikon D7000 shot at 10mm.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture f/10.0 ISO 100 Shutter 10/2500

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Apr, 2013

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Beautiful shot, well worth the climb! wish we had a forest :(

Thank you.

lovely shot, great color

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The sepia tone works magic for this shot. Great picture

I love the image and the color.

beautiful color and composition

I really love this one so much to explore in this image, great control of the light and shadows :)

Oh this is outstanding!!

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