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Wildflower fence

Wildflower fence

The yellow and orange Paintbrush was a rare sighting for me and a delightful blend with blue Lupine, purple Penstemon, lavender and white Asters. A marvelous s...
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The yellow and orange Paintbrush was a rare sighting for me and a delightful blend with blue Lupine, purple Penstemon, lavender and white Asters. A marvelous summer palette on the Kaibab National Forest in northern Arizona. Prints available at http:--glolmsted.com-featured-wildflower-fence-gaelyn-olmsted.html
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture 8/1 ISO 125 Focal Length 650/10

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Feb, 2018

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