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Night Migration

Night Migration

This was taken at the "Luminaire Jardin " in Montreal, where each year the grounds are decorated with lights and displays and instillations throughou...
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This was taken at the "Luminaire Jardin " in Montreal, where each year the grounds are decorated with lights and displays and instillations throughout the garden. Quite magical and worth going to if you are in the area in Sept and Oct.
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Aperture 31/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 356/25

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Oct, 2018

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