*Sigh*
Published
5th March 2007
Topics
close up, engagement, fliCHr, fotomuseum, Gallery, hand, Jo, museum, Photography, ring, Switzerland, winterthur
Photographed on
Shutter speed
1/200s
Aperture
f/3.1
ISO
50
Focal length
6.3mm
Untitled
*Sigh*
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