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I had stayed late at Oceanside, OR after photographing a wedding earlier in the day. I had this shot in mind but as I came through the tunnel in the cliff I not...
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I had stayed late at Oceanside, OR after photographing a wedding earlier in the day. I had this shot in mind but as I came through the tunnel in the cliff I noticed the small campfire someone had left. By the time I set up the shot it was just barely burning but since it's a longer exposure the light was picked up nicely adding a great effect.
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