jdannay

Meeting on a Dune

Meeting on a Dune

It was hard to believe there were so many people traversing the dunes. I believe all of them were photographers of some sort....
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It was hard to believe there were so many people traversing the dunes. I believe all of them were photographers of some sort.
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NIKON D5

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Aperture 9/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 1500/10

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upload_date

Jan, 2017

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201

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+6

Awards

Peer Award

Top Choice

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

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