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Fingers

Fingers

These giant fingers are part of a huge scoop used at the Rio Tinto mine. This basket has been retired nd it is so huge that I was able to easily stand in it f...
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These giant fingers are part of a huge scoop used at the Rio Tinto mine. This basket has been retired nd it is so huge that I was able to easily stand in it for this shot. When these scoops are in operation they can pull well over ton of dirt per payload. A very awesome thing to see.
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iPhone 6s Plus

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 25 Shutter 1/1876 Focal Length 83/20

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Sep, 2021

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+16

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Peer Award

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