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An Amishman holds his son

I took this photo of a baboon in the Sand Dunes at Pringle Bay. He stopped for a rest amongst the grass and displayed his teeth with the laziest of yawns.

A grand Cypress tree in Florida's oldest inland settlement, Micanopy.

the verrazano Bridge seen from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

Rainstorm over West Texas

Fog while driving my daughter to school one morning.

Little happy girl

Pelican perched on pier

Dragon Fly Love. Watching the dragon fly's around our pond & the picture tells the rest.

New York - Time Square

A pair of bald eagles share a coot for a meal.

On my last visit to Cape Point I came across a this bontebok on the beach. It was such beautiful sight; as he ran past me, stopped to watch the sea for a bit, and then moved on to join his herd furthe

A Mennonite girl rides a miniature pony

Interesting to see a rice field being cultivated
in the Dominican Republic.

My sister on the road to nowhere, New Mexico

Escape from the city.

What do you mean by "you can't smoke here"?

A raging current downstream from Bushkill Falls fed by tributaries swollen from the downpours of Hurricane Irene.

A pair of bald eagles share a meal near Reelfoot Lake in northwest Tennessee.

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

A pair of bald eagles share a coot for a meal.

A pair of bald eagles share a coot for a meal.

Dyer, Tennessee, United States of America

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© Don Holland.
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01.2012

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