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With a little sun on his face

With a little sun on his face

My husband Steven was standing in the yard, and despite the bitter cold the sun was beating down and casting a beautiful light on his face that I simply had to ...
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My husband Steven was standing in the yard, and despite the bitter cold the sun was beating down and casting a beautiful light on his face that I simply had to capture. Even in black & white I love the contrast between the bright light and the dark shadows that were cast by the Cedar trees in the yard.
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NIKON D610

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 640 Shutter 1/640

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Nov, 2014

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