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The Grey Yearling Filly

The Grey Yearling Filly

Innocent looks can be deceiving, lol! Yearling Thoroughbred filly on pasture in central Kentucky

Innocent looks can be deceiving, lol! Yearling Thoroughbred filly on pasture in central Kentucky
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Aperture f/1.7 ISO 50 Shutter 1/4132 Focal Length 425/100

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Nov, 2018

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