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This Diamond Ring Doesn't Shine Anymore

This Diamond Ring Doesn't Shine Anymore

Capturing the light is the only way to let it shine and shine mostly forever but no longer to be seen again in the sky!

Capturing the light is the only way to let it shine and shine mostly forever but no longer to be seen again in the sky!
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SONY ILCE-7RM2

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 6400 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 2400/10

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Aug, 2017

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Star Dust in your eyes and cool sand under foot with a moon rise and a receding tide for a day time walk all fresh and salty air. This is a last shot

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Sometimes you just let loose of the reins and let the camera do it's thing. Set in aperture mode and AWB. This the March crescent moon rising und

Just walking and framing down the beach, like starry starry night and surf lapping to a tune of it's own. Sweet with an evening storm moving off

Milky Way Galactic Center brightens up Driftwood Beach while Pegasus goes vertical. Captured with the FE 1635 f-4 on A7S on 07-11-2015 on Driftwood Be

The Belt of Venus or Venus's Girdle at sunset with the Shrimpers doing it the old fashion way slapping the water. St. Andrews Beach Jekyll Island

At Slot Canyon in Page Az.. The end of a night tour of Antelope Canyon where the tour guide left his light on while doing a final check. Lucky to get

A dramatic Blue Hour with a paradise of color.

Just a night on Driftwood Beach Jekyll Island Ga., Our Universe above and fishermen in the water while watching from the high tide path during low tid

When the sun gets high and the color leaves the clouds it is time to look sideways and capture the light glowing off things. Today with no one in the

Milky Way Galactic Center rising coming out from behind the sun in February, the start month of Milky Way capture. This is at Jekyll Island State Park

First Light, Moon Rise and Milky Way on Driftwood Beach Jekyll Island State Park Ga.. A7S, Rokinon 14mm f-2.8 PP in LR (why? it is the only one with a

The End of the Road Plantation (Farm) in Waverly Mississippi a Winter Sunset out in the front hay field. Captured with Voigtlander 12mm f-5.6 @ f-22 w

The name should be changed, As I told the young Navajo Guide!!! How many have passed and never saw the entrance rider and horse. Looking back while st

Sony raw editor imported to LR6 HDR merge and Nik Color Efex Pro PP. I was trying to get the noise down @ ISO 6400 with different HDR engines. This do

On a 20 degree morning on the pasture of the farm found these all over the place. Like snowflakes no two the same. How they are made, only nature know

A great place to see river traffic. this is south of New Orleans, Vancherie, Louisiana called Oak Alley Plantation. I am standing on the 2nd story po

Fort Clinch State Park Florida. With humid days you get cloudy nights. This time of year the Milky Way appears almost after sunset, this at 9:24 pm. U

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