CheyAnneSexton

Four Trees Tall Taos

Four Trees Tall Taos

This row of barenaked trees stands out in a meadow in front of our famous Taos Mountain. As I was heading into town as the storm was lifting I turned my car ar...
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This row of barenaked trees stands out in a meadow in front of our famous Taos Mountain. As I was heading into town as the storm was lifting I turned my car around to go get this one. So this is the opposite of the last one and shows them a bit different.
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DSC-W650

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 80 Shutter 10/4000

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Feb, 2013

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Splendid! Composition award!

thank you so much Michael and Ziggy

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