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P1010991 Hilltop Farm in December

P1010991 Hilltop Farm in December

I've photographed this farm in all seasons, I like the mood and subtlety of the scene after a snowfall.

I've photographed this farm in all seasons, I like the mood and subtlety of the scene after a snowfall.
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DMC-ZS100

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Aperture f/5.9 ISO 125 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 910/10

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Dec, 2020

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159

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+37

Awards

Peer Award

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