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Clifton Springs Pier Pylons

Clifton Springs Pier Pylons

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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/11.0 ISO 100 Shutter 25/10

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Jan, 2015

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Beautiful, warm capture of light; love the perspective and the sky.

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Great shot. Shows great depth of field.

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There must be a lot of old piers in Australia. Think every Australian photographer I follow here or on G+ have these images :) Nice work.

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Voted.....Lovely....I can imagine myself there ..k

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