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Quarry Park Forest

Quarry Park Forest

Used a 24mm tilt shift to grab a wide angle shot and still keep everything nice and straight. Love the new foliage coming in. ...
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Used a 24mm tilt shift to grab a wide angle shot and still keep everything nice and straight. Love the new foliage coming in.
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Mar, 2018

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We drove past this old farmhouse in Iceland and I simply had to stop the car. I had to work this shot with texture in mind. It was so raw. There'

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Blatant rule of thirds from the position of the arch to the horizon and placement of the wave action on the beach. I waited for the ocean to recede to

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The Eagle on the right was drying it's feathers after a failed attempt at fishing. Taken off Worlcombe Island near Vancouver.

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