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Post-Apocalyptic Youth Survival Group sneak peek!

June 13, 2013 by cameronkarsten 1 Comment

YouthResilience

Sneak peak of a Youth Survival Group shoot: In a post-apocalyptic world, a band of youths group together to fight the threats of day-to-day survival.

More imagery to come!

Location: Clear-Cut Field – Olympic Peninsula, WA

Camera/Lens Specifics: Canon 5D MarkIII w/Canon EF 24mm f/1.4L II USM Autofocus Lens

24mm, 1/160 sec at ƒ/18, ISO 100, tripod, composite.

Post: Capture One & Adobe PS6

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Filed Under: Art, Cameron Karsten, Commercial Photography, Environment, family, Photo of the Day, Photo Shoot, Photography, Seattle, Washington Tagged With: Cameron Karsten Photography, commercial advertising photographer, post-apocalyptic, Seattle Photographer, surviving, youth survival

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