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Spring evening on the common

Spring evening on the common

It was a lovely still spring evening and I tried a variety of shots at this position, including a number of panoramas. But in the end, this simple shot, taken ...
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It was a lovely still spring evening and I tried a variety of shots at this position, including a number of panoramas. But in the end, this simple shot, taken with a wide-angle lens was the one that pleased me most. A bonus was the cheeky, accidental sunburst in the reflection.
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture 13/1 ISO 320 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 110/10

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Sep, 2016

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