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mylesbarfield

New Year Windmill

New Year Windmill

First Photo of 2022!

First Photo of 2022!
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camera

NIKON D810

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 5/1 Focal Length 1450/10

location

location

Texas, US

upload_date

Jan, 2022

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68

Likes

+4

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Superb Composition

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What a wonderful photo bridging the close of the old year (symbolized by the silhouette of trees and windmill) and the hope of the new year (represented by the bold, vibrant, invigorating colors of the sky) -- a treasured masterpiece!

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