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Winter Trees at the Lake

Winter Trees at the Lake

Image was taken a Medi Park Lake in Amarillo, Texas using a Nikon D2H with a 55-200 mm lens.

Image was taken a Medi Park Lake in Amarillo, Texas using a Nikon D2H with a 55-200 mm lens.
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NIKON D2H

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Aperture f/8 ISO 200 Shutter 10/800 Focal Length 480/10

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Dec, 2015

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