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Looking Back on Snows of Yesterday

Looking Back on Snows of Yesterday

Travelling on the Bernina Express through the Swiss Alps, l looked back to where we had come from and was reminded of a hint on photography, look back to where ...
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Travelling on the Bernina Express through the Swiss Alps, l looked back to where we had come from and was reminded of a hint on photography, look back to where you came, you might be surprised. Taken with an Apple 8, i phone and edited in Apple Photo and Skylum 2018.
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iPhone 8

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 20 Shutter 1/1143 Focal Length 399/100

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Aug, 2018

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