DavidOgilvie_2021

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Queensferry Crossing cable stay bridge looking up to the South Tower.

Queensferry Crossing cable stay bridge looking up to the South Tower.
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SM-G930F

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Aperture f/1.7 ISO 50 Shutter 1/7232 Focal Length 420/100

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Sep, 2017

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Action Award

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Top Shot Award 21

Fall Award 2020

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Behind The Lens

Location

This was taken on the Queensferry Crossing over the Firth of Forth in Scotland looking onto the South Tower where I worked on the Construction for 6 years.????

Time

This was taken around Midday

Lighting

Used old B&W filter

Equipment

At the time I only had my Phone ????Samsung S7 when I took this to be honest.

Inspiration

I wanted to take this as a reminder of where I worked for 6 years. A truly wonderful piece of Engineering and Construction

Editing

No

In my camera bag

The only thing I use for all my photos is my phone ????. I have never owned a proper Camera or any other equipment over the years. But now I'm seriously thinking of buying one.

Feedback

Be patient,pick the moment and stay central and get all the object in the picture ????.

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