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Posts Tagged ‘17-40’
Boat forgotten by AdriLleixBel
Posted: January 22, 2015 in landscapesTags: 120s, 17-40, 500px, 6d, blue, boat, canon 6d, delta del ebro, deltebre, filters, forgotten, IFTTT, landscape, Long exposure, longexposure, minimal, minimalism, nd, neutral density, paisaje, sea, seascape, water, waterscape
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La Jolla Morning by KyleChaisson
Posted: April 19, 2014 in landscapesTags: 17-40, 17-40mmf4L, 500px, 5d, beach, beautiful, beauty, california, canon, classic, color, colorful, colors, eos, ff, gorgeous, IFTTT, Kyle Chaisson, la jolla, landscape, Long exposure, Lseries, Magic Hour, ocean, oceanscape, pretty, rocks, sea, seascape, usa, water, waves
La Jolla, California during the morning magic hour. Turned into a gorgeous day!
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My Dad by russell16688
Posted: February 22, 2014 in peopleTags: 17-40, 500px, 5d mark II, canon, cold, golden, IFTTT, landscape, morning, peak district, sunrise, winter
This is my Dad. He is my walking partner, assistant and taxi occasionally. He comes on my shoots and takes a few snaps himself but mainly enjoys getting out for a nice walk in the morning.
Desert Sunset by dandaluzphotography
Posted: February 18, 2014 in landscapesTags: 17-40, 500px, 60d, arizona, cacti, cactus, canon, color, desert, IFTTT, landscape, mountains, orange, phoenix, rock, rocks, shrubs, sunset, yellow
Sunset somewhere outside of Phoenix.
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Peter and Paul by wesleybunton
Posted: February 11, 2014 in City and ArchitectureTags: 17-40, 500px, architecture, basilica, canon 6d, cathedral, city, column, cross, downtown, green roof, IFTTT, of Saint Peter and Paul, pennsylvania, philadelphia, steeple, winter
This is the Cathedral Basilica in downtown Philadelphia. The inside is gorgeous, I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in town. This was taken just at the beginning of the golden hour, just before the shade came half way up the building front.
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