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Canyon Lake Arizona panorama

Canyon Lake Arizona panorama

Canyon Lake is one of a chain of man made reservoirs along the Salt River east of Phoenix, Arizona.

Canyon Lake is one of a chain of man made reservoirs along the Salt River east of Phoenix, Arizona.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

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Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 35/1

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Apr, 2020

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An impressive view!

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Spaceba. The Arizona mountains have many beautiful views.

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Very nice.

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Thank you. Finding a good shooting location for this lake was a challenge because the whole area is criss-crossed with power lines everywhere.

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awesome panorama!

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Thank you. I truly appreciate the compliment.

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This scene is well-suited to the panoramic view! Great choice!

Beautiful scene!!

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Thank you. Finding a good shooting location for this lake was a challenge because the whole area is criss-crossed with power lines everywhere.

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