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stormy sunset

stormy sunset

Rain was forecast with a cold front moving in from the Atlantic. The sun set in fiery red, reflecting from the clouds with teh lights of Saldanha town...
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Rain was forecast with a cold front moving in from the Atlantic. The sun set in fiery red, reflecting from the clouds with teh lights of Saldanha town
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Canon EOS 5DS R

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/25 Focal Length 105/1

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location

Saldanha, Western Cape, ZA

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upload_date

Jun, 2020

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