Moonrise was about 30 minutes after sunset tonite. Made it possible to get the moon coming up and still get a bit of other detail in the scene. All were shot at iso 2000.
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Moonrise was about 30 minutes after sunset tonite. Made it possible to get the moon coming up and still get a bit of other detail in the scene. All were shot at iso 2000.
Lovely series of shots. It's a great idea. I love the texture in the water where the moonlight shows.
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Nice set Aub. I like the ones where you can see the outline of the giant better.
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lovely set Aubintbay, I dig it!
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Like the whole set Aub. Love being able to see the giant, and also like the water reflections. Well done on all.
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excellent series aubintbay
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