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The Horned Man

The Horned Man

I went to a renaissance faire near Bonney Lake, WA. It was a hoot. It was a gorgeous, hot, sunny day and everyone that dressed up brought their A game. FUN!!...
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I went to a renaissance faire near Bonney Lake, WA. It was a hoot. It was a gorgeous, hot, sunny day and everyone that dressed up brought their A game. FUN!!! They loved having their pictures taken! This guy was my favorite. He was growling with this low, gravely voice. I talked to him for a minute and he was this big teddy bear of a man!
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SONY ILCE-6000

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Aperture 100/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 550/10

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Aug, 2016

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Awards

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

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Superb Composition

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