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Toba Fountain

Toba Fountain

In 2009 I was in Toba, Japan with my mother. Toba is known for its pearls, among other things. On the way to the aquarium we passed this water fountain....
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In 2009 I was in Toba, Japan with my mother. Toba is known for its pearls, among other things. On the way to the aquarium we passed this water fountain.
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Aperture f/6.3 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 6769/1000

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Aug, 2015

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