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Low Tide 1

Low Tide 1

That big swoop of branch framed the low tide beach nicely.

That big swoop of branch framed the low tide beach nicely.
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NIKON D3200

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Aperture 10/1 ISO 800 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 210/10

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Aug, 2022

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