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Serenity in Green and Blue

Serenity in Green and Blue

Rode my motorcycle up the twisting loops of the Crest Road that leads to the Crest of the Sandia Mountains. My reward was this view looking east. There is no wa...
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Rode my motorcycle up the twisting loops of the Crest Road that leads to the Crest of the Sandia Mountains. My reward was this view looking east. There is no way to see this without ascending the mountain.
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SM-F700U

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Aperture 180/100 ISO 50 Shutter 1/4248 Focal Length 425/100

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New Mexico, US

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Jul, 2023

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