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Cornish Tin mine at Dusk

Cornish Tin mine at Dusk

Taken with a long exposure and a tripod. Shot with an ultra wide 12mm using a big torch to illuminate the Tin mine. The big lake, was actually a small 2ft puddl...
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Taken with a long exposure and a tripod. Shot with an ultra wide 12mm using a big torch to illuminate the Tin mine. The big lake, was actually a small 2ft puddle mde to look like a lake by a very low angle, being very close and an ultra wide angle of view
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II

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Aperture 8/1 ISO 200 Shutter 30/1 Focal Length 12/1

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Jun, 2016

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