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_______Tech Info
   Pentax K20D
   Sigma EX 10-20mm f/4,0-5,6 DC HSM
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E
   Aperture: f/13
   Shutter Speed: 60s
   ISO-Value: 100
   Focal Length: 10mm
   Filters: B+W 110 ND3.0
   Time: 5:09am

_____Random Info
   This is the first shot of my recent trip to the Island Rügen in the Baltic Sea with my mate JanPusdrowski . We got up at 3am for this specific location which is Cape Arkona to be precise and at the time the blue hour had almost started. It's very challenging to actually get up that early for someone who usually goes to bed around that time.

   After driving to the Cape and scouting the location we waited for the right directional light and the clouds to move into the right spot for our compositions, which took us quite a while; this shot was actually taken slightly after sunrise since the clouds weren't as cooperative as we had hoped.

   Also figured since this is a shot for my next exhibition and I wanted to try some anthracite passepartouts I'll upload this with the fitting framing, really curious what you think about it and if you folks think it'd work in an art gallery.

_____Update Info
   Due to DAs horrific green background the gray frame was really an eyesore thus I replaced it with something that fits this stupid green layout a bit better.

Description
Follow me:
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_______Tech Info
   Pentax K20D
   Sigma EX 10-20mm f/4,0-5,6 DC HSM
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E
   Aperture: f/13
   Shutter Speed: 60s
   ISO-Value: 100
   Focal Length: 10mm
   Filters: B+W 110 ND3.0
   Time: 5:09am

_____Random Info
   This is the first shot of my recent trip to the Island Rügen in the Baltic Sea with my mate JanPusdrowski . We got up at 3am for this specific location which is Cape Arkona to be precise and at the time the blue hour had almost started. It's very challenging to actually get up that early for someone who usually goes to bed around that time.

   After driving to the Cape and scouting the location we waited for the right directional light and the clouds to move into the right spot for our compositions, which took us quite a while; this shot was actually taken slightly after sunrise since the clouds weren't as cooperative as we had hoped.

   Also figured since this is a shot for my next exhibition and I wanted to try some anthracite passepartouts I'll upload this with the fitting framing, really curious what you think about it and if you folks think it'd work in an art gallery.

_____Update Info
   Due to DAs horrific green background the gray frame was really an eyesore thus I replaced it with something that fits this stupid green layout a bit better.