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Sydney - QVB

Sydney - QVB

Simply walking past on our way to Darling Harbour and liked the angle on this iconic Sydney structure.

Simply walking past on our way to Darling Harbour and liked the angle on this iconic Sydney structure.
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Aperture 100/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/500 Focal Length 270/10

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Jul, 2017

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