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In Dark Hours There Is Light...

In Dark Hours There Is Light...

A very dark cloudy stormy night with lightning .

A very dark cloudy stormy night with lightning .
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Aperture 45/10 Shutter 40/10 Focal Length 556/10

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Kansas City, Missouri, US

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Dec, 2020

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