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Lone Flax.

Lone Flax.

A lone flax plant amongst the beach grasses prepares to greet a summer storm at Ocean Beach just south of Napier, New Zealand....
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A lone flax plant amongst the beach grasses prepares to greet a summer storm at Ocean Beach just south of Napier, New Zealand.
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FinePix HS20EXR

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Aperture 280/100 ISO 100 Shutter 10/17000 Focal Length 460/100

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Jan, 2017

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484

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