LoriBea

The Watch Tower

The Watch Tower

I was fascinated by this building and by the woman who designed this amazing work of art. This was my last shot of the evening the sun had long gone down...I j...
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I was fascinated by this building and by the woman who designed this amazing work of art. This was my last shot of the evening the sun had long gone down...I just kept shifting and trying to find the perfect location to shoot. The people gave up on the fading sunset, the lights came on in the tower and I was so happy with the result.
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camera

NIKON D7100

settings

settings

Aperture f/11 ISO 800 Shutter 150/10 Focal Length 280/10

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2016

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167

Likes

+33

Awards

Peer Award

+4

Superb Composition

Magnificent Capture

All Star

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Absolute Masterpiece

great story to accompany your wonderful photo. I wish more people would follow your fine example

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