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La Sal Mountains

La Sal Mountains

Mount Melathin, in the center, and Mount Peal on the right are nearly obscured by low lying clouds.

Mount Melathin, in the center, and Mount Peal on the right are nearly obscured by low lying clouds.
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Canon EOS REBEL T4i

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Aperture f/16.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/25

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Oct, 2014

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