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I did not take this photo. It is a detail of a photo taken by Roberta Grimes, who shares our house with my wife and I. I only processed it. It is a detail of...
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I did not take this photo. It is a detail of a photo taken by Roberta Grimes, who shares our house with my wife and I. I only processed it. It is a detail of a larger photo taken by Roberta.
The hotel is the Ritz Carlton and the photo was taken from a balcony there.
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Canon PowerShot A520

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settings

Aperture 4/1 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 780140544/134217

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location

Half Moon Bay, California, US

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upload_date

Feb, 2023

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