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Girl by Jarede Schmetterer
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| Camera | Canon Rebel Xti |
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| License | All Rights Reserved |
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29/10 2008
11:18
Iain McLachlan
I thought this was Chicago. How did you get it quiet enough to get just the child and polar bear. Great shot. It was mobbed when I was there. I've put some polar bear shots on my gallery if you like to take a look.
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