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Desert Ghost

Desert Ghost

I call these wild horses ghosts because they can be in one spot on one day and gone the next. They disappear almost faster than they appear....
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I call these wild horses ghosts because they can be in one spot on one day and gone the next. They disappear almost faster than they appear.
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SONY SLT-A77V

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 2500/10

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Apr, 2014

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Amazing pictures!!!!! Horses are such magnificant animals and your photos have captured their very spirit
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