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Mallin Head Lighthouse, Donegal, Ireland

Mallin Head Lighthouse, Donegal, Ireland

On an extremely windy Easter morning I was lucky to get some sun to take this photo in gale force winds. I want to go back for more. Donegal, what a wonderful p...
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On an extremely windy Easter morning I was lucky to get some sun to take this photo in gale force winds. I want to go back for more. Donegal, what a wonderful place.
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/19 ISO 100 Shutter 1/180 Focal Length 2400/100

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Feb, 2017

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