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TinDog Shoots London

TinDog Shoots London

I stood on London bridge preparing to make a very long exposure using my Pentax 645z and Lee filters Super Stopper, part of my prep was to make a test exposure ...
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I stood on London bridge preparing to make a very long exposure using my Pentax 645z and Lee filters Super Stopper, part of my prep was to make a test exposure to ensure my exposure values were perfect, just as I took the shot a London Bus stopped in the heavy traffic right in front of me, just long enough to record my own reflection in the window of me, my tripod and my Billingham Bag
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PENTAX 645Z

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 1/20 Focal Length 3500/100

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Feb, 2018

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Peer Award

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