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The Climb

The Climb

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SONY ILCE-7R

settings

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ISO 800 Shutter 1/250

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Jan, 2021

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Ecovision Award

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Location

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Time

Early afternoon.

Lighting

The sun had already disappeared behind the canyon walls so there was an evenly spread ambient lightfield in the canyon.

Equipment

Sony A7r with a Tamron 19-35mm lense and a metabones adaptor.

Inspiration

The climb the woman was making just seemed so Intense and accomplishing.

Editing

Post processing involved some color correction.

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