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Multibloom wild roses are a common wildflower along the banks of the Midwest's freestone creeks and streams. Sometimes you have to look away from the water to see the real beauty a day of fishing can provide.


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Camera manufacturer EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY 
Camera model KODAK DX4330 DIGITAL CAMERA 
Exposure time 1/500 s 
Lens focal length 8 mm (~38 mm on 35 mm film) 
Lens aperture f 2.8 
Date and time of original 2004-06-19 10:28 


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