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Daybreak from Steptoe Butte

Daybreak from Steptoe Butte

The sun rises from the Palouse area, Washington. The rolling farmland with its varying colors is simple, and simply beautiful!...
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The sun rises from the Palouse area, Washington. The rolling farmland with its varying colors is simple, and simply beautiful!
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X-T1

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Aperture f/14 ISO 400 Shutter 10/200 Focal Length 14850/100

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Dec, 2015

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Top Choice

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Outstanding Creativity

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beautiful capture....looks like a painting

onyanita, thank you for the comment!

Really pretty. . ????

Thank you.

Very nice.

I'm glad you like it!

Very Nice XT-1 Colors . . . I Like

Thank you for your feedback!

Great photo!

Thank you!

Just absolutely love this image I love the colors the light and how you captured the flow of the land

Thanks! I hope you and Jim Mike get to go there one day...I think 'yall would really enjoy it.

Rainbow of colours on the ground. Stunning!!

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