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Rare Beauty

Rare Beauty

There was an rare biggest snow last winter in Vancouver in about seventy years.

There was an rare biggest snow last winter in Vancouver in about seventy years.
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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 40 Shutter 1/754 Focal Length 480/100

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Apr, 2017

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