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Tree Growing Over Building


Altitude: 9m (29 feet)
Camera: Nikon D800
Date: Sunday, March 13th, 2016 at 11:15 AM
Exposure: 1/125 sec at f4.5
Exposure Compensation: 851 ev
ISO: 400 asa
Lens: 28-70mm f/2.8 ED-IF AF-S Zoom-Nikkor
Location:
Nara With Window And Small Trunk Little Egret With Feet Out Of The Water Walking On Crowded Trail At Yehliu Geopark Claira Playing In The Water Tree Growing Over Window Barn Swallow Resting Claira Playing In The Water Irises Next To Bridge Taipei Botanical Garden Split Rock And Bridge Beach At Shek O Boats Incense Burner In Front Of Temple Common Kingfisher Barn Swallow Resting Nara With Window And Small Trunk Beach At Shek O Across Hoan Kiem Lake Anchored At Night Fiber Drying Common Kingfisher Barn Swallow Resting Nara With Window And Small Trunk Entrance To Fish Market Floating Arch O-torii Kaimon-dakeFrom Nagasaki-bana Us At Volcano Amano Spit Castle With Swans Climbing Toward Castle Beach At Shek O Across Hoan Kiem Lake Anchored At Night Fiber Drying Nara With Window And Small Trunk Nara With Window And Small Trunk Nara With Window And Small Trunk Little Egret With Feet Out Of The Water Walking On Crowded Trail At Yehliu Geopark Claira Playing In The Water Tree Growing Over Window Barn Swallow Resting Claira Playing In The Water Irises Next To Bridge Taipei Botanical Garden Split Rock And Bridge Beach At Shek O Boats Incense Burner In Front Of Temple Common Kingfisher Barn Swallow Resting Nara With Window And Small Trunk Beach At Shek O Across Hoan Kiem Lake Anchored At Night Fiber Drying Common Kingfisher Barn Swallow Resting Nara With Window And Small Trunk Entrance To Fish Market Floating Arch O-torii Kaimon-dakeFrom Nagasaki-bana Us At Volcano Amano Spit Castle With Swans Climbing Toward Castle Beach At Shek O Across Hoan Kiem Lake Anchored At Night Fiber Drying
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Larger image: 2000 x 667
Raw image: 12162 x 4054

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