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Sunbeam
Camera: Camera Model: MAXXUM 7D
Exposure: Exposure: 1/30 sec
Aperture: Aperture: f 4
Program: Program
Meter Mode: Multi-Segment
Exposure Bias: -1 EV
Brightness Value: 2.12
Focal Length:Focal: 18 mm
35mm Focal Length:27 mm
Flash: Flash: Not Fired
ISO: 200


I was doing a bit of 'urban spelunking' in Hamilton on the weekend and caught this sunbeam through the dust. An amazing place, I actually had to tone down the colours a bit in this shot.

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  • Wonderful composition and very nice job capturing the sunbeam.
    Otto K @ 07/03/2006 09:30
  • You're right -- this place has amazing potential -- GREAT shot! Love that sun beam --
    bob @ 08/03/2006 11:34
  • I love all these shots, what a fantastic place to explore. The colours in this rock.
    Miles @ 12/03/2006 16:51
  • Wonderful colour harmony and depth composition.
    Clara @ 25/04/2006 07:33
  • Thank you very very very much. Wish you luck and mercy from all the creatures around the world.
    Major Pain @ 19/10/2006 16:35
  • Great lighting there. Congrats for Photofriday challenge
    'Pong @ 25/10/2006 19:17
  • This is just wonderful! The colours and the game between shadow-light give a nice dynamics for the photo!
    Also congrats for the photofriday noteworthy!
    Edina Lorincz @ 29/10/2006 06:43
  • great colors and textures!
    GG @ 29/10/2006 12:44
  • I love this photo. Behind the sink, the half hole in the wall looks like this kind of monster. with the two round holes as eyes. You have great talent :D
    Nanna @ 19/01/2009 10:27

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