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Fading February Light at Lower Cove, Mountains of Mourne, Ireland.

Fading February Light at Lower Cove, Mountains of Mourne, Ireland.

On a cold February day I took this shot of the fading light as it moved off the last Buttress of Lower Cove in the Mountains of Mourne. This crag is situated in...
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On a cold February day I took this shot of the fading light as it moved off the last Buttress of Lower Cove in the Mountains of Mourne. This crag is situated in the Annalong Valley and is a popular destination for rock climbing.
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Aperture 53/10 ISO 200 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 2400/10

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Mar, 2017

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