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Bridge over the Danube

Bridge over the Danube

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CLT-L29

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 64 Focal Length 3950/1000

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Jan, 2020

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Down to the valley

Captured in a natural reserve.

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Train coming!

Pink tulips yet standing.

The rules of thirds a little broken

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A trip to remember.

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