Photos | Quiet Quarantine: Outdoor Solitude
Two solitary metal chairs nestled amidst the grassy landscape, inviting a moment of calm. Captured on a chill December morning, they symbolize the merging of nature's splendor with everyday life. Whether it's catching up on some gardening or just enjoying the fresh air, the outdoor space becomes both a sanctuary and a source of inspiration.
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64
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5
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f/1.78
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7mm
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37.73
longitude
-122.42
shutter speed
1/250s
camera make
Apple
camera model
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