MaryMulholland

bushfire09

bushfire09

Bushfire season is upon us again and the volunteer fighters have today got the fire under control after 3 days - this was taken after last years disaster not a ...
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Bushfire season is upon us again and the volunteer fighters have today got the fire under control after 3 days - this was taken after last years disaster not a lot left of the pine forest
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NIKON D3100

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Aperture f/13 ISO 100 Shutter 10/1000 Focal Length 240/10

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Nov, 2015

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Nature

Atmospheric shot!

awesome image Mary . wonderful POV and DOF

PRO+

Awesome capture and POV. Looks great in black and white!

Platinum

This looks bleak but nicely done in B/W. I like the silhouettes.

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