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Shore Break Surfer

Shore Break Surfer

The boy ran down the beach and surfed the incoming wave flipping himself high in the air. Great fun.

The boy ran down the beach and surfed the incoming wave flipping himself high in the air. Great fun.
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NIKON D70

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Aperture f/7.1 Shutter 10/8000

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Aug, 2014

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