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Why?

Why?

Vanitas - The brevity of life, suddenness of death and futility of worldly actions in-between.

Vanitas - The brevity of life, suddenness of death and futility of worldly actions in-between.
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FinePix S100FS

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Aperture 640/100 ISO 100 Shutter 10/13 Focal Length 1220/100

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upload_date

Nov, 2016

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Awards

Winner in Long Exposure Still Life/Studio Photo Challenge

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+8

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+5

Absolute Masterpiece

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Incredible still life, Neil...why, indeed...

Thank you very much Kathy. I'm so glad you like it :-)

Brilliant!

Congrats on the amazing photo!

Great creativity and capture! Congrats.

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This is one of my favorites in the Still Life Challenge. Great Image.

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