Iceberg Treasure
Uploaded: June 09, 2020 | Entered: June 09, 2020 07:49:41
LeConte Bay, Alaska I found this bowling ball sized boulder located in a melting iceberg that had calved from LeConte Glacier in Alaska. It was smoothed by scraping along the mountain walls in its journey from the ice fields to the sea and had been buried deep in the glacial ice for thousands of years, only to be revealed as the compacted glacial blue ice finally melted around it. Canon 6D with Canon 24-105 mm lens @105mm, ISO 500, f/10, 1/100
Exif: Camera: Canon Canon EOS 6D; Shutter Speed: 1/100; Aperture: f/10.0; ISO: 500; Orientation: 1; Date: 2020:05:28 11:36:35
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