gman176

Captured the Moon

Captured the Moon

Just wanted to capture the moon.

Just wanted to capture the moon.
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camera

KODAK EasyShare Z990 Digital Camera

settings

settings

Aperture f/0 ISO 125 Shutter 1/1600 sec. Focal Length 49/10

location

location

Gloversville, New York, US

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2019

Views

294

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+113

Awards

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Outstanding Creativity

+22

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Just wanted something to do, so she captured the moon.

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very creative !

Thank you very much :)

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Wonderful Image!!! Thanks for Sharing!!!!

Thanks, Russell. I appreciate it very much. :)

that's a great concept!

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