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Diamonds On The Beach - By Kevin RaberFuji XT2 20mm, 4 sec., f/22 ISO 400
Rock Formation, Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT2 133mm, 1/17th sec., f/7.1 ISO 100
Hillside Patterns, Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT2 140mm, 1/120th sec., F/8 ISO 400
Storms, Iceland - By Kevin RaberFuji XT2 20mm, 4 sec., f/22 ISO 400
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