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Sunset over Kings Canyon

Sunset over Kings Canyon

This was a sunset photo that I took as we were driving out of Kings Canyon N.P. I used my 70-200mm zoomed in to highlight the canyon with the smoke from all th...
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This was a sunset photo that I took as we were driving out of Kings Canyon N.P. I used my 70-200mm zoomed in to highlight the canyon with the smoke from all the fire making the sunset glow.
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