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View of the ArtScience building, Singapore, Sept 2022

View of the ArtScience building, Singapore, Sept 2022

Black & White long exposure using a Lee Big Stopper, and Lee ND grad. Shot from the Helix bridge around 7am.

Black & White long exposure using a Lee Big Stopper, and Lee ND grad. Shot from the Helix bridge around 7am.
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SONY ILCE-7RM4

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settings

Aperture 10/1 ISO 64 Shutter 30/1 Focal Length 240/10

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Singapore, , SG

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upload_date

Sep, 2022

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127

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Awards

People's Choice in Black and White City Photo Challenge

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Thanks Sophie!

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Thank you! Really weird it won as it was just a quick(ish) shot on the way back to the station!

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