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Sydney by night

Sydney by night

The pink-blueish light of the building thats out of the picture along with the pink flowers on the trees and the cloudy sky make for a cool twilight shot...
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The pink-blueish light of the building thats out of the picture along with the pink flowers on the trees and the cloudy sky make for a cool twilight shot
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