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Reflection Canyon Reflection

Reflection Canyon Reflection

This was a dark sky night in May. Photos like this are challenging and this is a 21 photo combination in order to reduce noise and enhance detail. It was a grea...
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This was a dark sky night in May. Photos like this are challenging and this is a 21 photo combination in order to reduce noise and enhance detail. It was a great night camping on the rim of the canyon with a Bazillion stars amplifying God's creation.
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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 6400 Shutter 15/1 Focal Length 17/1

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Nov, 2018

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