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Red Coat

Sedona, Arizona had a White Christmas this year and it's causing me to reminisce last year's December hike through the snowy red rocks....
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Sedona, Arizona had a White Christmas this year and it's causing me to reminisce last year's December hike through the snowy red rocks.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture 16/1 ISO 100 Focal Length 24/1

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Dec, 2016

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