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Death is Eminent

Death is Eminent

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NIKON D610

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 2200 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 3000/10

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Aug, 2016

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Photographer: Steven Hendricks Photography
Copyright 2016; All rights reserved

Model: Brylee
Photographer: Steven Hendricks
Thanks to Koeal Braxton Photography workshop and the amazing model Brylee. This was a fun... wet... shoot

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Thanks to Koeal Braxton Photography workshop and the amazing model Brylee. This was a fun... wet... shoot

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Doozy of a thunderstorm caught from my balcony.

Taken at Zampa Beach using ND10 Filters in Okinawa Japan

Capture on Halloween night near my house.

Model: Brylee
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Thanks to Koeal Braxton Photography workshop and the amazing model Brylee. This was a fun... wet... shoot

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Temple picture taken from Kyoto Japan.

Lightning storm over Okinawa Japan. Capture around 2am using 30second exposures.

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