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A little brookie caught after a long day in the office.


Near Denver, Colorado

Submitted by: Adam D. Miller

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EXIF picture information
Camera manufacturer Eastman Kodak Company 
Camera model Picture Maker G3 
Exposure time 1/46 s 
Lens focal length 7 mm 
Lens aperture f 2.8 
ISO 100 
Date and time of original 2006-10-06 03:45 
Software used Picture Maker G3 PM V5.2 


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From: Anonymous  Link
Submitted January 12th 2007

Great color composition.



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