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Photo Of The Day By Max Foster
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Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Rainbow Rocks” by Max Foster. Location: Wyoming.
“At only 6 inches above the water surface, I used a wide-angle lens to create an extreme near-far effect,” explains Foster. “The colorful rocks of the lake were the perfect foreground for this midday shot.”
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