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  1. Some softer HDR work on this one with my older NEX-7, shot at Clearwater Beach in Florida in the glow of the early morning. Lens was SEL18200 at around 18mm.
  2. Sony a7RII, 70-200 F/4 @ 183mm and F/16, 1/100s, ISO 50, two shot focus stack #sonyalphagallery
  3. From the album: Satit P

    a shot of water meet sand on the beach.

    © Satit Putarakkit

  4. From the album: New England

    Had alittle time one evening and headed down to the Seabrook dunes. There are many paths through the grass covered dunes. https://www.flickr.com/photos/seacoastnh/26694168260/in/datetaken-public/

    © TDG

  5. All shot with NEX-7, most with Tamron 18-200mm, some with Sony 10-18mm. Converted to B&W with Silver FX Pro.
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