shannonbaloney

Trapped

Trapped

At the shore, there was a spot with a lot of rocks, when the water crashed into the rocks, some of the water would get trapped in little pools in the rocks. I l...
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At the shore, there was a spot with a lot of rocks, when the water crashed into the rocks, some of the water would get trapped in little pools in the rocks. I like how the rock itself has a beautiful ripple texture, almost as if the rock itself was made of water
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Canon EOS 30D

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Aperture f/13 ISO 1250 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 55/1

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Feb, 2018

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