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A 90 year old man on his regular evening walk on the beach. Following behind him, I waited until he was directly in front of the setting sun to snap the pictu...
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A 90 year old man on his regular evening walk on the beach. Following behind him, I waited until he was directly in front of the setting sun to snap the picture
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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 80 Shutter 1/322 Focal Length 77/20

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Mar, 2016

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