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Gibson Steps Vertical Aspect

Gibson Steps Vertical Aspect

By given this image a vertical aspect the stars have a much greater prominence. The softening effect on the water and movement in the cloud is a result of the 3...
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By given this image a vertical aspect the stars have a much greater prominence. The softening effect on the water and movement in the cloud is a result of the 30 second exposure.
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camera

NIKON D800

settings

settings

Aperture f/3.2 ISO 500 Shutter 25/1

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2014

Views

144

Likes

+8

Awards

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

Top Choice

Superb Composition

Peer Award

Tags

#great ocean road #Gisbon Steps #slow motion #Soft Pastel

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Beautiful.

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Thanks, is was a stunning evening. This was just before midnight.

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Beautiful shot. Congratulations!

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