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Transition to Autumn

Transition to Autumn

I took many shots of this tree changing color. Today, I chose to give it an "impressionist" interpretation.

I took many shots of this tree changing color. Today, I chose to give it an "impressionist" interpretation.
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Canon PowerShot S100

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Aperture f/5.9 ISO 100 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 26000/1000

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Sep, 2019

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Great autumn colours.

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