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Sumac Rock Cut Ice

Sumac Rock Cut Ice

The rock cut on the side of the road was loaded with ice build up from the weather. I liked the color the sumac brought to the picture. It looks really dramatic...
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The rock cut on the side of the road was loaded with ice build up from the weather. I liked the color the sumac brought to the picture. It looks really dramatic in black and white
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DC-FZ80

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Aperture f/5.1 ISO 400 Shutter 10/800 Focal Length 215/10

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Jan, 2018

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