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Fountain Grass

Fountain Grass

While strolling alongside the Azusa River, I came across a stunning variety of fountain grass. This particular species featured an exquisite hue of copper, repl...
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While strolling alongside the Azusa River, I came across a stunning variety of fountain grass. This particular species featured an exquisite hue of copper, replacing the usual vibrant pink coloring.
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Pixel 7 Pro

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Aperture 19/10 ISO 45 Shutter 1/420 Focal Length 6810/1000

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Azusa, California, US

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Oct, 2023

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