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Singapore from Above

Singapore from Above

I had 3 hours in singapore and spent most of it up on top of the Marina Bay Sands waiting for the sun to go down to get this shot. ...
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I had 3 hours in singapore and spent most of it up on top of the Marina Bay Sands waiting for the sun to go down to get this shot.
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Canon EOS 550D

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Aperture 8/1 ISO 100 Shutter 10/1 Focal Length 10/1

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May, 2016

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