AlRoldan

Elephant textures

Elephant textures

There are so many different textures to an elephant. The rough hide on it's trunk and legs, the hard and solidness of it's tusks; and the soft, leathe...
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There are so many different textures to an elephant. The rough hide on it's trunk and legs, the hard and solidness of it's tusks; and the soft, leathery feel to it's ears
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PENTAX K-3

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 40000/100

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Jun, 2016

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