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Robin

Robin

This robin wasn't afraid at all...

This robin wasn't afraid at all...
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NIKON D5200

settings

settings

Aperture 28/5 ISO 250 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 300/1

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2017

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130

Likes

+4

Awards

Superb Composition

+8

Absolute Masterpiece

+1

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