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Tatiana 2

Tatiana 2

Low light and no flash; taken on a point and shoot camera.
With a bit of imagination, noise (grain) and blurred motion can be effective....
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Low light and no flash; taken on a point and shoot camera.
With a bit of imagination, noise (grain) and blurred motion can be effective.
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DMC-FX07

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Aperture f/4 ISO 200 Shutter 10/80 Focal Length 96/10

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upload_date

Mar, 2016

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We all get a lucky shot now and again.
I spotted this on the rigging of a yacht and had seconds to take the photo.
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It looked like a heap of rusting junk.
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This is a vertical staircase on a cruise ship with a full height chrome sculpture of seabirds.

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I used a Nikon F with a 50mm f2 standard lens and Kodachrome 25 ISO film.
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Only accessible by helicopter, the face of this glacier is 100 metres high.
There is a time-lapse camera monitoring its rate of melting.

A candid portrait of the captain of a cruise liner

In a strange way this is a real photo.
The crew on the cruise ship Magellan gave up their spare time so that we could take photos of them.
No flash, o

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The widower's constant companion

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