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Month: February 2017
The Day I Dropped My Canon 5D Mark IV
Posted by Paula | Feb 6, 2017 | Photography, Random Thoughts | 0 |
Yes…I dropped my Canon 5D Mark IV. Just typing out those words hurts my heart! I had just...
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