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Moose Falls, a different angle

Moose Falls, a different angle

Moose Falls can be gotten by driving through Yellowstone NP to the Tetons area...

Moose Falls can be gotten by driving through Yellowstone NP to the Tetons area...
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NIKON D3S

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Aperture 200/10 Shutter 30/10 Focal Length 380/10

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Nov, 2018

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