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After the windmill

After the windmill

It was a bit of story behind this photo, btw taken in 2009 :) We were on the trip from Amsterdam to Paris and I said that I won't leave Holland without tak...
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It was a bit of story behind this photo, btw taken in 2009 :) We were on the trip from Amsterdam to Paris and I said that I won't leave Holland without taking a photo of a windmill. So we drove for two hours seeing windmills but we could not get to any :- finally when I saw this one from far, I had a feeling it's our last chance. I stood my ground, and we drove another half and hour to finally reach our target :) As you can see the sun was beautifully setting down. Definitely it was worth it :)
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Aperture f/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 320/10

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Dec, 2017

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