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Landscape: Mt Stuart, Washington

Landscape: Mt Stuart, Washington

Unlike the soft sloping volcanic mountains of the surrounding Cascades, the prominent granite body of Mt Stuart in Central Washington was forged beneath an anci...
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Unlike the soft sloping volcanic mountains of the surrounding Cascades, the prominent granite body of Mt Stuart in Central Washington was forged beneath an ancient ocean.
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Aperture f/22 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 237/1

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Washington, US

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May, 2020

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