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Milwaukee Art Museum, Night 2 (print)

Milwaukee Art Museum, Night 2 (print)

A beautiful, amazingly warm winter's night. And my take on the most photographed building in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Art Museum's Calatrava addition....
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A beautiful, amazingly warm winter's night. And my take on the most photographed building in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Art Museum's Calatrava addition.
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture 16/1 ISO 640 Shutter 20/1 Focal Length 450/10

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Dec, 2016

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