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Whitby by night

Whitby by night

An 8 second exposure during which time I popped a bust of flash from my speed light, which was hand held.

An 8 second exposure during which time I popped a bust of flash from my speed light, which was hand held.
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camera

SLT-A99V

settings

Aperture f/11.0 ISO 400 Shutter 8/1 Focal Length 220/10

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upload_date

Mar, 2015

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Awards

Staff Winter Selection 2015

Absolute Masterpiece

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Outstanding Creativity

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Top Choice

+7

Superb Composition

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