KJLaMon

Small Burro

Small Burro

A small group of wild burros came towards us as we ate breakfast. we watched them for at least 2 hours. This one is a young male, and his mother is in the backg...
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A small group of wild burros came towards us as we ate breakfast. we watched them for at least 2 hours. This one is a young male, and his mother is in the background. Photo taken by Kdj LaMon in 2017
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NIKON D3000

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Aperture 100/10 ISO 200 Shutter 10/2000 Focal Length 550/10

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Apr, 2017

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Peer Award

Superb Composition

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#burros #2017 #b&w #KdjLaMon

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