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Before the mist has gone

Before the mist has gone

MY favorite fishing hole, not many people get to see this old black water, especially in Florida. At end of eye sight, there was a remaining morning mist , bef...
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MY favorite fishing hole, not many people get to see this old black water, especially in Florida. At end of eye sight, there was a remaining morning mist , before the sun rise took it away, leaving the green shadows onto the water.
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Canon PowerShot SX400 IS

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Aperture f/5 ISO 400 Shutter 1/50 Focal Length 11503/1000

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Mar, 2017

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