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Cremorne Beach Red Sunrise

Cremorne Beach Red Sunrise

Canon DSLR f,25, 2 sec
Yes It was intentionally camera movement and i've fallen to the trend of camera movement. I have been experimenting as I l...
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Canon DSLR f,25, 2 sec
Yes It was intentionally camera movement and i've fallen to the trend of camera movement. I have been experimenting as I love abstract photograph. I've been a little precious with these shots. but ive am bringing them out.
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camera

Canon EOS 600D

settings

settings

Aperture f/25 ISO 200 Shutter 25/10 Focal Length 55/1

location

location

Tasmania, AU

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2019

Views

110

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Awards

Peer Award

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