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A042875 - Sundial

A042875 - Sundial

Fantastic morning at a location tipped by a friend for some great rock formations. The sea being nice and rough meant it was perfect conditions for some long ex...
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Fantastic morning at a location tipped by a friend for some great rock formations. The sea being nice and rough meant it was perfect conditions for some long exposure photography.
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PENTAX K-1

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Aperture f/18 ISO 100 Shutter 13/1 Focal Length 2300/100

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Apr, 2018

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Beautiful

Epic shot did you use a filter

Thanks Greg, Yes I used a big stopper. Not sure of the exif, I'll try have a look for you

Absolutely awesome photo...

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Great use of the light and composition

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