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The Wet Rabbit

The Wet Rabbit

We went to Garnet, Mt the old ghost town. It was raining. This rabbit was huddled beneath a bush, waiting for the sun to come out again....
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We went to Garnet, Mt the old ghost town. It was raining. This rabbit was huddled beneath a bush, waiting for the sun to come out again.
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NIKON D300

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Aperture 80/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 3000/10

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Jun, 2016

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Awards

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All Star

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