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Sunset over Fern Lake

Sunset over Fern Lake

The was just behind the mountains and everything started to settle for the night. The mountains were as blue as ever and the last bit of color in the sky was st...
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The was just behind the mountains and everything started to settle for the night. The mountains were as blue as ever and the last bit of color in the sky was starting to fade. I took this from the Pinnacle overlook with a Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 Lens, no filter was needed.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture 11/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/6 Focal Length 800/10

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Jan, 2017

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