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WTC Oculus

WTC Oculus

Why do we have to spend our money on these monuments instead of investing in a higher purpose. Monuments are nice, but with the world in the shape it is in, cou...
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Why do we have to spend our money on these monuments instead of investing in a higher purpose. Monuments are nice, but with the world in the shape it is in, could our money be better spent right now? This turned out to be the most expensive subway station in the world.
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OLYMPUS E-M1

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settings

Aperture 11/1 Focal Length 24/1

upload_date

upload_date

Oct, 2018

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30

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Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

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