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First Maple in Sea of Oaks

First Maple in Sea of Oaks

In a sea of browns and greens, the only maple leaf really stands out. This one caught my eye.

In a sea of browns and greens, the only maple leaf really stands out. This one caught my eye.
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NIKON D90

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 280 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 350/10

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Oct, 2018

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95

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Peer Award

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