Big Shack, Little Shack

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cosmonaut1959
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Big Shack, Little Shack

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I almost give up on this one. Even though I was on a tripod I mistakenly shot at 800iso. But with the a77 I think I can keep it. The sky changed so quickly before I realized it a dropped the ISO.

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Big Shack, Little Shack by Cosmonaut's, on Flickr
a99, Carl Ziess 24-70mm
a77, Tamron 18-270mm
Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
Leica M4/M6
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I like it.
A99 + a7rII + Sony, Zeiss, Minolta, Rokinon and M42 lenses

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Thanks
a99, Carl Ziess 24-70mm
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Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
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Interesting shacks I wonder what they were used for?
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Thanks Greg. The little shack is some sort of pump house.
a99, Carl Ziess 24-70mm
a77, Tamron 18-270mm
Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
Leica M4/M6
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