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snow street lights pull up

snow street lights pull up

I had to wait for my taxi in a snowy night and was bored. So I played a bit with the street lights.

I had to wait for my taxi in a snowy night and was bored. So I played a bit with the street lights.
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DMC-FZ1000

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Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 4/1 Focal Length 4441/100

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Nov, 2017

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