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Drop of life

Drop of life

Shot with my first camera ever (with some filters)... I was walking into the world of macro with this shot of a crystal like drop of water in the journey.. This...
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Shot with my first camera ever (with some filters)... I was walking into the world of macro with this shot of a crystal like drop of water in the journey.. This was hiding in a pile of junk images as I was clearing stuff out of my drive... surprises occur anywhere and anytime...
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL

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Aperture 45/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 35/1

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Oct, 2016

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