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Prime

Prime

This picture was taken back in August of 2017 with my Iphone (It was either the Iphone 3 or 4). Prime and I hiked up the Butte. It was a warm, but windy day at...
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This picture was taken back in August of 2017 with my Iphone (It was either the Iphone 3 or 4). Prime and I hiked up the Butte. It was a warm, but windy day at the top.
I would recommend to anyone who visits Palmer and-or the Butte to hike up the Butte. Also the Butte was named after the Butte hiking trail.
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camera

iPhone 7

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 20 Shutter 1/544 Focal Length 399/100

location

location

Butte, Alaska, US

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2017

Views

827

Likes

+93

Awards

Peer Choice Award

Peer Award

+30

Top Choice

+7

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Superb Composition

All Star

Superior Skill

Emotions

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