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Wapiti in Velvet

Wapiti in Velvet

The Wasatch Plateau, UT, is host to the largest elk herd in the state. This beautiful specimen was feeding with four others....
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The Wasatch Plateau, UT, is host to the largest elk herd in the state. This beautiful specimen was feeding with four others.
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Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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Aperture f/9.0 ISO 800 Shutter 1/160

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Jul, 2014

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This photo captures the serenity of the desert when the moon shines brightly. Jupiter can be seen to the right of the last cottonwood.

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