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Dimensions
4306 x 2422
Original file size
6.53 MB
Image type
JPEG
Color space
Adobe RGB (1998)
Date taken
27-Feb-11 16:40
Date modified
15-Mar-11 17:13
Shooting Conditions
Camera make
Canon
Camera model
Canon EOS 5D
Focal length
100 mm
Exposure
1/60 at f/11
Flash
Not fired, compulsory mode
Exposure bias
0 EV
Exposure mode
Manual
Exposure prog.
Manual
ISO speed
ISO 400
Metering mode
Unknown
Innerleithen Sunset
Looking down on the town fromCaerlee Hill as the sun sets casting its light on the church and Traquair Arms hotel. The new houses stand out like monoploy pieces and are in sharp contrast to the surrounding buildings. February 2011
Graham Riddell Photography 2011