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Early morning drive

Early morning drive

I went on a furniture moving trip to the south island of New Zealand, and got a ton of photos! This one was taken on our way to Lake Tekapo, a very popular tour...
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I went on a furniture moving trip to the south island of New Zealand, and got a ton of photos! This one was taken on our way to Lake Tekapo, a very popular tourist location. It was an extremely dry summer! That is why the grass is so yellow. It was a cold and foggy day. This photo is straight out of camera, no editing! I got the exposure pretty much nailed at the point of capture (while my friend was driving).
Camera settings: Nikon 18-105mm set to 80mm, f-5.3, 1-2000 sec, ISO-500.
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NIKON D5300

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Aperture 0/10 ISO 500 Shutter 66322432/0 Focal Length 6/49

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Oct, 2016

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