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Elk by the river - HDR

Elk by the river - HDR

Another image of the same Elk by the Yellowstone River. "Faux" HDR (different expositions created and merged in post-processing)....
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Another image of the same Elk by the Yellowstone River. "Faux" HDR (different expositions created and merged in post-processing).
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Aperture 1600/100 ISO 100 Shutter 100/7999 Focal Length 7000/100

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Mar, 2017

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