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McKittrick Canyon Trail

McKittrick Canyon Trail

The path which leads down into McKittrick Canyon.This canyon is stunning - even with the same color all around. I've rendered this in black and white to co...
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The path which leads down into McKittrick Canyon.This canyon is stunning - even with the same color all around. I've rendered this in black and white to communicate the stunning terrain.
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X-E1

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Aperture 1300/100 ISO 250 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 1800/100

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Salt Flat, Texas, US

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Feb, 2022

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