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Fall Refections

Fall Refections

shot this while the morning fog was burning off with the refections of the mountain and fog in this pond with a beaver house in the foreground...
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shot this while the morning fog was burning off with the refections of the mountain and fog in this pond with a beaver house in the foreground
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NIKON D300S

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settings

Aperture f/11.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/500

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Oct, 2012

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very beautiful

A beautiful shot!!

Gorgeous

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THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!! GREAT SHOT! :) VOTED!

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Beautiful image with good colour and reflections - voted

Nice, really nice reflection and lanscape! voted

Good shot!

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Great lighting. Got my vote.

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Great shot!

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Great shot!!!

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