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Sailing home.

Sailing home.

Sailboat coming home in the harbor as the sun has set.

Sailboat coming home in the harbor as the sun has set.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60

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Jan, 2015

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I want to climb up on that little tower there. haha! You should do it next time to get a different POV. haha! :-)

WOW!! AWESOME!!! :)

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Not fair! You've got such a wonderful spot to catch these sunsets, and you get the jetty and boats and mountains, too!

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Colors & Shadows are Superb, Well Done!

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