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Mount Baker pokes its peak above the clouds, as viewed from Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island.

Mount Baker pokes its peak above the clouds, as viewed from Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island.

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Aperture f/2 ISO 25 Focal Length 6/1

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Orcas, Washington, US

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Apr, 2021

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