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This collection of kitchen paraphernalia and food is not extraordinary and nothing was manipulated as to position.Just everyday kitchen life. But when the low w...
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This collection of kitchen paraphernalia and food is not extraordinary and nothing was manipulated as to position.Just everyday kitchen life. But when the low winter sun pierced the room rendering this glow I could not pass it up. Nikon E7900 pocket camera f-6.3, 1-59 sec., ISO-50. All info provided by camera auto settings.
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Aperture 63/10 ISO 50 Shutter 10/593 Focal Length 149/10

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