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Ian Plant
Aug 23, 2019

Greenland Iceberg

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I'm always thinking first and foremost about composition when making photos - even when I am drifting in the sea on a boat under the midnight sun. I waited until the gap in the ice floes was in front of me before triggering the shutter. The resulting shape complements the curving clouds above. Canon 5DIV, Canon 11-24mm f/4 lens, ISO 800, f/10, 1/160 second. You can learn more about my Greenland ice adventure here: https://www.shuttermonkeys.com/post/photographing-greenland-icebergs

 

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