malcolm70

last light on derwent

last light on derwent

Capturing the last of the evening light using a long exposure

Capturing the last of the evening light using a long exposure
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NIKON D7000

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settings

Aperture f/16 ISO 125 Shutter 35/1 Focal Length 170/10

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upload_date

Mar, 2017

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+8

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taken with 90mm lens at f11 and processed in light room

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