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Reversed Sundown Landscape

Reversed Sundown Landscape

I admired the way some of the skies sunset hues had reversed, upside down in the mirror effect of the windows. We were parked behind this building to watch fire...
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I admired the way some of the skies sunset hues had reversed, upside down in the mirror effect of the windows. We were parked behind this building to watch fireworks.
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Aperture 42/10 ISO 800 Shutter 10/1050 Focal Length 1160/100

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Aug, 2016

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