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Francisco Santiago historical marker
creator
Eugene Alvin Villar
object has role: retoucher
copyright status
copyrighted, dedicated to the public domain by copyright holder
copyright license
Creative Commons CC0 License
source of file
original creation by uploader
inception
30 December 2022
exposure time
0.00561797752808988764 second
f-number
1.7
focal length
3.93 millimetre
ISO speed
40
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image/jpeg
instance of
photograph
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