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Gulls of the Ohio River

Gulls of the Ohio River

Double exposure on a very cold day in February. These two gulls are the same bird. The background was dark enough for me to keep the gulls from being washed o...
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Double exposure on a very cold day in February. These two gulls are the same bird. The background was dark enough for me to keep the gulls from being washed out, and then the background got lightened later.
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 400 Shutter 10/8000 Focal Length 3600/10

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Jul, 2015

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