simonpattinson

Rays of Light

Rays of Light

An ancient oak tree stands proudly in the grounds of Attingham Park.
Rays of light beam down from the heavens through old limbs, splaying out like fing...
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An ancient oak tree stands proudly in the grounds of Attingham Park.
Rays of light beam down from the heavens through old limbs, splaying out like fingers on the earth below.
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camera

NIKON D80

settings

Aperture f/6.3 ISO 125 Shutter 1/200

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upload_date

Oct, 2013

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129

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Awards

Superb Composition

Exceptional Contrast

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

Categories

Platinum

Beautiful capture.

Beauty x

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