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A bus stop in Berlin

A bus stop in Berlin

This photograph was an accidental photo. I took my camera out with my manual focus Samyang 85mm to take a picture of my friend in the foreground. When I looked ...
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This photograph was an accidental photo. I took my camera out with my manual focus Samyang 85mm to take a picture of my friend in the foreground. When I looked through the viewfinder this woman was perfectly in focus and composed in my shot. I took a quick picture before refocusing on my friend. Looking back later I really liked the image of the mystery woman waiting for the bus in Berlin.
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Aperture f/0 ISO 80 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 0/10

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Mar, 2018

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