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Antelope Flames

Antelope Flames

These rocks in Antelope Canyon took on the look of flames.

These rocks in Antelope Canyon took on the look of flames.
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camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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settings

Aperture f/13.0 ISO 320 Shutter 2/1

upload_date

upload_date

May, 2013

Views

721

Likes

+58

Awards

Outstanding

Absolute Masterpiece

+5

Superb Composition

+3

Outstanding Creativity

+2

Top Choice

+1

Jaw Dropping

Exceptional Contrast

One Of A Kind

Superior Skill

Master Editing

Magnificent Capture

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wow......nicely done, Welcome to Viewbug!

Thanks! This seems like a solid community of knowledgeable photographers. I'm happy to be involved.

very inspiring

Excellent shot! All of your photos are beautiful...

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Great shot.

Incredible ")

Ultimate

Looks like a great place to visit!!

Beautifully done! My other half and I were just here in March...a photographer's paradise! By the way, he is mcampi on VB! :-)
Look forward to seeing more of your work.

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