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Three Bear Spires

Three Bear Spires

Taken on the Bomber Traverse in Hatchers Pass Alaska. First snow of the 2017 season; in late August. The photo looks back up the Bomber valley towards the Three...
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Taken on the Bomber Traverse in Hatchers Pass Alaska. First snow of the 2017 season; in late August. The photo looks back up the Bomber valley towards the Three Bear Spires and Montana Peak.
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SONY ILCE-5000

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Aperture 180/10 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 160/10

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Dec, 2017

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