TedLynch

Masai Mara petrol station

Masai Mara petrol station

A long time ago, with a photography skill set far away from now, I went on safari with my first DSLR. At the time I was really pleased with the results and the ...
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A long time ago, with a photography skill set far away from now, I went on safari with my first DSLR. At the time I was really pleased with the results and the trip itself was amazing. I decided to go back through and revisit to see whether I could improve on them, and this is still the shot I enjoy the most. I lined up the shot just to have a record of this building in the middle of nowhere and was incredibly lucky to release the shutter at the instant this gentleman walked out.
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PENTAX K100D

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Aperture f/6.7 ISO 200 Shutter 1/350 Focal Length 120/1

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May, 2015

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