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IMG_4272 400mm Daisy Macro

IMG_4272 400mm Daisy Macro

I was playing around with my new 400mm zoom lens, but nothing was flying that day so I did some macros. I liked the way the shadows turned the tan wall into a b...
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I was playing around with my new 400mm zoom lens, but nothing was flying that day so I did some macros. I liked the way the shadows turned the tan wall into a blue background.
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Canon EOS REBEL T5i

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Aperture f/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 400/1

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Colington, North Carolina, US

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Jun, 2020

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