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Convergence

Convergence

The taller and straighter the tree, the harder it is to make out the top

The taller and straighter the tree, the harder it is to make out the top
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 13/10 Focal Length 140/10

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Nov, 2015

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