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One Black & White Photograph Daily for 30 days - Day #03

At the dusk, under the tree, beside the green field

Camera : Nokia
Model : N78
Location : Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Snap Taken : 25 May 2009

Tags : Black & White Photography, Flowers & Plants photography, Landscape photography, Nature, Photography,

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