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Fisheye Off The Dock

Fisheye Off The Dock

I wanted to get a shot of spinning steel wool with the city lights of Tempe in the background. Finding this dock to go out on was an added bonus. With the wind ...
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I wanted to get a shot of spinning steel wool with the city lights of Tempe in the background. Finding this dock to go out on was an added bonus. With the wind blowing towards the camera, I would be lying if I said i didn't almost set some of my gear on fire. In the end, the shot ended up coming out great.
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Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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ISO 200 Shutter 10/1 Focal Length 50/1

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Nov, 2015

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