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Mime of love of wine

Airborne male Impala

Students in a village school room

Seine fisherman on Taungthaman Lake

Moonrise and flying Yellow-Billed Stork

Baby spiders hatching the week before Halloween on plants on my balcony.

Facing the walls of Jerusalem, Israel

The ship Queen Elizabeth visits Haifa port, Israel

Looking on to Ramon Crater, Negev, Israel

Sunrise over Ramon Crater, Negev, Israel

It was a full moon evening , when the moon was rising from the sea, the last rays of the setting sun was still remaining. What a sensational moment !

Raven Cliff Falls in Georgia

Make the theme more clear, and Subordinate part less colour.

Temperament is the most beautiful part of life, as emanating from the heart. Even such ordinary flower, but also show its own elegant atmosphere.

Frog among the leaves

Two Trabant cars at a stoplight in downtown Berlin

A statue of St. George slaying the dragon on a cloudy day

Boston view over Charles river

Vomiting gargoyle

Balancing colours at Nemo museum

Devotees are relaxing under a big banyan tree after worshiping goddess Kali in Dakshineswar temple. The shot was taken by Canon EOS550D camera.

Outskirts of Prague

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Raven Cliff Falls in Georgia

Raven Cliff Falls in Georgia

Sugar Hill, Georgia, United States of America

Member since 2014

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© gail gilmore.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

10.2012

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Date Uploaded:

Oct. 27, 2012, 8:13 a.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D5100

Focal Length:

18mm

Shutter Speed:

1/5

Aperture:

f3.5

ISO:

ISO100

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