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Southward View At Dawn

Southward View At Dawn

Enchanting colors, but also a warning. The weather might change for the worse...

Enchanting colors, but also a warning. The weather might change for the worse...
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COOLPIX P900

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settings

Aperture 45/10 ISO 280 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 268/10

location

location

Ohrid, MK

upload_date

Nov, 2022

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43

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+12

Awards

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