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Nearly out of sight

© Chris Ebben

Nearly out of sight

Uploaded: August 12, 2010

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Here's one for John Connolly, he knows the area well. Can you see the lone fisher now? Lens aperture f3.2, shutter speed 1/200sec, focal length 18mm, ISO 50.

Comments

John Connolly August 12, 2010

I believe I can still see him Chris, If the sea was running a bit more he might be out of sight permanently!
A beautiful coastal capture! #1297461

Chris Ebben August 12, 2010

Can you see how much of the rock went under when the waves came in!! He was just standing in the ocean... & you know how wild the weather was when we were up there. Thanks for you comment. #8823323

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