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Last One Standing

Last One Standing

What once was plentiful is now down to one as Mother Earth demands all that she has made be given back.

What once was plentiful is now down to one as Mother Earth demands all that she has made be given back.
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FinePix S7000

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Aperture f/7.0 ISO 160 Shutter 10/6400

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Dec, 2014

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