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This is a much hated "weed" here in the Yukon,especially by dog owners. But in the early fall when it starts its color change,and the light is right,it can look...
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This is a much hated "weed" here in the Yukon,especially by dog owners. But in the early fall when it starts its color change,and the light is right,it can look quite beautiful i think.
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Wonderful perspective shot. Great composition, with good over all contrast and saturation with in photo. Thank you for sharing.

Perfect shot..love the colors and contrast!

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