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mcampi

Twisted wood and red rocks

Twisted wood and red rocks

Sedona Arizona

Sedona Arizona
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 1/13 Focal Length 480/10

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Jun, 2015

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Love the 'evidence' of the struggle to survive..

Beautiful capture in every way Mark. It is honest. Composition, clarity and color. Not overdone. Just beautifully real.

awesomeee (:

I agree with everything Brenda said!!! It's honest, it's real, it's worthy of a gallery wall in the home!

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Awesome capture. Love the tree leading you into the phototure.

This is gorgeous Mark!! Love the textures, colors, and comp!! :)

Again a beautiful image

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I love the twisted tree root in the foreground

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