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These are rain drops on a crystal ball in the middle of the night. The light and refection come from a non-LED flashlight (maglight). I wanted to show the raw d...
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These are rain drops on a crystal ball in the middle of the night. The light and refection come from a non-LED flashlight (maglight). I wanted to show the raw deal to see if people like the idea before uploading any edited ones.
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SCH-I535

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Aperture f/2.6 ISO 200 Shutter 1/33 Focal Length 370/100

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May, 2016

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