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Sunset from North Rim

Sunset from North Rim

I arrived late to the lodge and quickly parked, unloaded the gear and started scrambling over unfamiliar trails and off trails looking for a vantage point to ca...
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I arrived late to the lodge and quickly parked, unloaded the gear and started scrambling over unfamiliar trails and off trails looking for a vantage point to catch the sunset. Luckily I found this spot which highlighted the ridge almost as an island in the sky.
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Wow...Awesome composition really love how you just captured the light.

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