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Frontier Expedition to Jurassic Lake


Argentina/ Southern Andean Patagonia/ Jurassic Lake/ Loop Adventures

Submitted by: Stephan Dombaj

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Camera manufacturer NIKON CORPORATION 
Camera model NIKON D70s 
Exposure time 1/500 s 
Lens focal length 18 mm (~27 mm on 35 mm film) 
Lens aperture f 6.3 
Date and time of original 2007-04-13 18:17 
Software used Adobe Photoshop 7.0 


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From: Mike McKeown · mmckeown·at·micros.co.za  Link
Submitted May 23rd 2007

It's a great pic, but I would crop off the bottom, trying to maintain the thirds rule...



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