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Sunset Flare

kajigoddess

Published: Aug 8, 2011

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Description

Another orchid from Balboa Park's botanical garden.

Image size

3072x2304px 1.2 MB

Make

GEDSC IMAGING CORP.

Model

A735

Shutter Speed

1/37 second

Aperture

F/3.9

Focal Length

12 mm

ISO Speed

137

Date Taken

Aug 7, 2011, 12:46:28 PM

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