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Camping Beneath Moon Light

Camping Beneath Moon Light

This photo captures the serenity of the desert when the moon shines brightly. Jupiter can be seen to the right of the last cottonwood....
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This photo captures the serenity of the desert when the moon shines brightly. Jupiter can be seen to the right of the last cottonwood.
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NIKON D7200

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Aperture 90/10 ISO 3200 Shutter 300/10 Focal Length 140/10

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Apr, 2018

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