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Two horses stand together in the soft light of the moon. A calm, magical feeling exudes from the star-studded sky. The horizontal format opens the space and rei...
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The last light of the day dances to its own colorful beat above a quiet valley. Shades of green twinkle in the twilight as evening's edge hovers over the pond. ...
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