DanaJinzo

Still Going Strong

Still Going Strong

I find that pictures in black and white tend to be very interesting. The image seems to age with the removal of color. This shot in black and white gives the vi...
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I find that pictures in black and white tend to be very interesting. The image seems to age with the removal of color. This shot in black and white gives the viewer the feel of antiquity and you can almost visualize the weathered driver behind the wheel...still going strong.
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COOLPIX L20

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Aperture f/3.1 ISO 64 Shutter 1/402 Focal Length 6720/1000

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Jul, 2015

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