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The Celebration of Their Nikon EMs

The Celebration of Their Nikon EMs

I've uploaded this because I thought it would be nice to enter for a social media cover.
These cameras are married, man and wife, so I threw them a s...
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I've uploaded this because I thought it would be nice to enter for a social media cover.
These cameras are married, man and wife, so I threw them a small Tarot spread! Suited them, I thought, may their creativity together be celebrated and cherished.

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FinePix S1800

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Aperture f/3.1 ISO 64 Shutter 10/450 Focal Length 500/100

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Apr, 2016

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