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28 Jun Lake Burley Griffin

28 Jun Lake Burley Griffin

My local camera store organised a sunset photography session. The weather forecast was for rain, but the rain had gone by the time we got there and the sky was ...
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My local camera store organised a sunset photography session. The weather forecast was for rain, but the rain had gone by the time we got there and the sky was magnificent. I'm not too keen on my half and half composition, but I love the light in this shot.
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