edwardgarner

Multnomah Falls, Oregon

Multnomah Falls, Oregon

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NIKON D810

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 160 Shutter 10/1 Focal Length 360/10

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Mar, 2016

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Protecting the Santa Cruz Harbor area.

Osprey Landing

(Rework of previous image). Rain storm had just dissipated in time for a marvelous sunset shot.

Discovered behind the old village of Abiquiu. Probably dates to mid-1700s.

The rays of the setting sun shine through the "Keyhole" in this rock for only a brief 1-2 weeks during winter.

San Francisco Bay Bridge at Night

Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco

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