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Foto Friday - Sedona Arizona Buttes

This is a black and white treatment of some of the Buttes around Sedona.

Earlier this year, I made a trip out to Sedona Arizona. I hadn’t been out there before and didn’t have a lot of time to spend in the field with my camera, but I made a few good photographs. Here’s one of them.

Sedona Arizona Buttes

Made with Sony A7rIII and Sony 100-400 FE G Master lens. Click the photo to be taken to a larger version on 500px.

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