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Flame in the Darkness

Flame in the Darkness

Tulip in the ‘studio’ (at home against the couch).

Canon 40D + Sigma Super-Wide II 24mm f-1.8, tripod, whatever lights found....
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Tulip in the ‘studio’ (at home against the couch).

Canon 40D + Sigma Super-Wide II 24mm f-1.8, tripod, whatever lights found.
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Canon EOS 40D

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ISO 320 Shutter 1/5

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Nov, 2013

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451

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+35

Awards

Summer 2020

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Top Choice

Peer Award

Magnificent Capture

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