Merdeka Memorial Building in Infrared (Melaka, Malaysia)
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| Merdeka Memorial Building in Melaka, Malaysia |
Taken using a Sony DSC-V1 set on nightshot mode with a Hoya R72 and Polaroid Variable Range ND filters.
Taken using a Sony DSC-V1 set on nightshot mode with a Hoya R72 and Polaroid Variable Range ND filters.
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