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River Rays

River Rays

By the river in the morning light ... the suns rays streak through the mist ... flowing with the river

By the river in the morning light ... the suns rays streak through the mist ... flowing with the river
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COOLPIX L830

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Aperture 46/10 ISO 360 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 205/10

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Aug, 2016

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