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The last light!

The last light!

Was really dark and stormy late in the evening by the coast when the Sun decided to shine through the clouds momentarily to light up this scene....
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Was really dark and stormy late in the evening by the coast when the Sun decided to shine through the clouds momentarily to light up this scene.
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camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture 4/1 ISO 50 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 24/1

upload_date

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Jul, 2016

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Awards

2020 Choice Award

Superb Composition

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Peer Award

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Outstanding Creativity

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Absolute Masterpiece

All Star

Magnificent Capture

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