ShawnaBushmanPhotography

Up, Up, and Away

Up, Up, and Away

I'm not exactly sure what that light is in the picture. It was bouncing in all kinds of directions, would stop dramatically, then continue again, before ab...
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I'm not exactly sure what that light is in the picture. It was bouncing in all kinds of directions, would stop dramatically, then continue again, before abruptly disappearing. Not typical of a shooting stars and the alike. Alien spaceship? I think so.
Side note: Can you spot the car?
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NIKON D750

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 2000 Shutter 20/1 Focal Length 240/10

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upload_date

Sep, 2017

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70

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+3

Awards

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Outstanding Creativity

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Absolute Masterpiece

Peer Award

Superb Composition

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