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A Couple of Crackers

© Ian D. Cameron

A Couple of Crackers

Uploaded: October 16, 2008

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My love affair with the Moray coast continues undaunted, I was lucky enough to find Jacob's Ladders punching holes through a moody grey sky at sunset. The foreground was just as interesting, a treasure trove of broken sandstone plates that resembled broken biscuits bearing the same name as the phenomenal light display in the distance. Location: Hopeman, Moray, Scotland. Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, polarizer, 0.6ND grad + 0.3 ND grad staggered, f/27 at 12 sec's Velvia

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KARU WIJESUNDARA. A.N.P.A.S. October 16, 2008

EXCELLENT IMAGE HERE IAN.


KARU. #1017805

Chris Schlosser October 17, 2008

Beautiful! #6615365

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