Alexzan

Messy Land

Messy Land

When rain hits hard, and the ground can no longer take anymore water in, it creates a swampy feel. Mud that clings to you if you dare to walk through it, water ...
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When rain hits hard, and the ground can no longer take anymore water in, it creates a swampy feel. Mud that clings to you if you dare to walk through it, water that houses bugs and frogs, and who knows what else.
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AIT CarDV SDK

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settings

ISO 100 Shutter 1/524 Focal Length 68/10

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location

Kentucky, US

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2020

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