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Mississippi River from Natches, Mississippi

Mississippi River from Natches, Mississippi

Took spring break to travel to Savannah and stopped in Natches to meet up with old friends. We had dinner down on the river and lucky for me it was slow servic...
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Took spring break to travel to Savannah and stopped in Natches to meet up with old friends. We had dinner down on the river and lucky for me it was slow service so I was able to catch sunset while waiting for dinner to arrive!
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Aperture f/4 ISO 80 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 6000/1000

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Feb, 2016

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