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Cape Kidnappers at sunset

Cape Kidnappers at sunset

We went for a walk on the Napier forshaw along Marine Parade, the sunset lit up Cape Kidnappers and the white cliffs off in distance on other side of bay, the s...
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We went for a walk on the Napier forshaw along Marine Parade, the sunset lit up Cape Kidnappers and the white cliffs off in distance on other side of bay, the sunset turned the cliffs into bright orange and the sunset colors reflected of the calm sea.
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NIKON D5300

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 125 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 2000/10

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Apr, 2015

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