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Digital Wonders Photography
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- GALLERY IMAGE STUDIO LABEL Digital Wonders Photography
- State/Province/Region: Indiana
- Country: United States
- Nearest Area: www.digiwonders.com
- Nearest Town: Harlan, IN
- Description: This was taken about 1 AM on a beautiful clear night in NE Indiana. The light one the horizon was a farm house on the horizon. I loved the power lines going up into nowhere (actually they went right over my head). Not the big dipper just above the horizon.
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