PHOTOJOURNALISM

 Camera: Sony Aperture f/18 Shutter speed 1/200 sec ISO 2500

Aperture f/18 Shutter speed 1/200sec ISO 100



Camera: Sony, Shutter speed 1/100sec Aperture f/25 ISO 500
Shutter speed 1/25sec Aperture f/25 ISO 320
Camera: Nikon 810D, Aperture f/5.6 Shutter speed 1/250sec ISO 400
Aperture f/22 Shutter speed 1/250sec ISO 400
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