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Flowering Tree Plum Purple Smell

Spring Flowers on a rainy March day Flowering Tree Plum Purple Smell

Picture Height: 3000 pixels | Picture Width: 4000 pixels | Lens Aperture: f/3.2 | Image Exposure Time: 1/125 sec | Lens Focal Length mm: 14.783 mm | Film Speed ISO: Unknown | Photo Exposure Value: 0 EV | Focus Mode: Single | Camera Model: Canon PowerShot G9 | Image Saturation Level: Normal | Photo White Balance: Cloudy | Color Space: sRGB |

Key Terms: day, Flowering Tree, Flowers, march, Plum Purple, rainy, Smell, spring,

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One Response to “Flowering Tree Plum Purple Smell”

1. Alexandra says:

   March 22, 2016 at 12:07 pm

   I just wanted to thank you profusely for offering such a wealth of beautiful and usable images freely to all! The lengths to which you must have gone not only to capture these photos, but to assemble them all here in a clearly organized fashion with the full technical details on each, must have been tremendous. And they are not even marred by any promotional writing or logos! You have performed a real service to humanity here.

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   Thank you again for this wonderful resource!