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Sequoia Sky

Sequoia Sky

I decided to drive down to General Grant and take some photos looking up with the Sequoias in the foreground. The trail wasn't the best spot to take photo, but...
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I decided to drive down to General Grant and take some photos looking up with the Sequoias in the foreground. The trail wasn't the best spot to take photo, but the parking area had some good views up with trees near by.
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NIKON D5500

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 250 Shutter 61/1 Focal Length 110/10

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Jun, 2020

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