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blue roof valencia

blue roof valencia

not sure where this is, on the other side of the plants is a dry riverbed and beyond that, this building with a road running beside, when i got off the bus i wa...
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not sure where this is, on the other side of the plants is a dry riverbed and beyond that, this building with a road running beside, when i got off the bus i was told it was the last stop, so if i got on at that stop i could get back to the marina, i took this shot incase i got lost, i figured if i showed the cameras display to the locals, they could point me roughly in the right direction, either that or mug me.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1000

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Feb, 2014

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