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learning to make cassava into grains in the Guyanese jungle

Please don't eat the baby Tapir!

Colorful silhouettes of people passing projected on a wall as part of an art installation. GLOW festival, Eindhoven, Netherlands

dinner - enough said

Sculpture made of sodium vapor lamps previously used to light a highway. GLOW festival, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

A "tree" made of light bulbs at the GLOW festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

A "tree" made of light bulbs at the GLOW festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

the warmth of the white rock was felt on my skin as the wind blew my dress

UWG cheerleaders encapsulating the All-American look.

Trip to Lake Mead

UWG Cheerleader at the Gay Pride Festival in Atlanta, Ga

Red Bench. Venice, Italy

Niagara Falls in the Summer

Me laying on a rock in Lake Huron for a senior portrait.

Otter and wolf: Friends in the Woods

The Wooly Mammoth Lives!

Beautiful Church

A look at the street in Lloret de Mar, Spain

Interesting art expressed on a large scale.

A U.S. veteran not properly thanked for his service.

A representation of Detroit's auto industry decline.

I can read that.

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Red Bench. Venice, Italy

Red Bench. Venice, Italy

Springfield, Illinois, United States of America

Member since 2014

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© David Brodsky.
All rights reserved.

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digital

Date Taken:

03.2013

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Nov. 15, 2013, 4:32 p.m.

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SONY

Camera Model:

NEX-7

Focal Length:

56mm

Shutter Speed:

1/100

Aperture:

f5.6

ISO:

ISO100

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