Stanley_Photog

Spring Has Sprung

Spring Has Sprung

Taken straight above the house with amazement at how green just about everything is though don't mind the red. If you look real close you should be able to see ...
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Taken straight above the house with amazement at how green just about everything is though don't mind the red. If you look real close you should be able to see Atlanta on the horizon.
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FC220

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 473/100

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Apr, 2018

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