3. Finding graves in the long grass is hard work

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3. Finding graves in the long grass is hard work

Camera Maker:	NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model:	NIKON D5000
Original Date and Time Taken:	09 February 2019
Shutter Speed:	1/2000 sec
Aperture:	f/5.6
ISO Sensitivity:	360
Exposure Compensation:	0 EV
Metering Mode:	Pattern
Flash Fired:	No Flash
Focal Length:	200 mm

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3. Finding graves in the long grass is hard work