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Bishop Creek

Bishop Creek

This was taken on the middle fork of Bishop Creek just below Lake Sabrina Eastern Sierra's. If you look close you can see some Trout waiting to be caught ;...
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This was taken on the middle fork of Bishop Creek just below Lake Sabrina Eastern Sierra's. If you look close you can see some Trout waiting to be caught ;)!
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NIKON D610

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Aperture f/11 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 42/1

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Oct, 2017

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Now that's nice I love the reflection

Thank you, Debra!

Amazing capture!

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