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© Kelly Carter. All rights reserved.

White Flower, Rockport, MA

Student Union, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Man is an island

wATCHING CASCADING WATERFLOWINGSOFTLY ON A SPRING DAY

Arose before dawn to drive around near Oshkosh, WI, looking for photo ops. Turned a corner and came across this scene.

Walking through Sienna in Italy I peaked down and alleyway and caught this moment between what I guess is a grandfather and granddaughter.

All-American: Baseball and Bubble Gum!

A different take on Edward Cushenberry

This shot captures the personalities of my three children even though the light darkens their image I love the sand slipping through the youngest fingers..I love that you can't tell which way they are

An unknown species of butterfly who decided to land and stay on our driveway.

A little frog, undercover in the dirt.

This is Leny Beltran a good friend of mine that is a singer song writer. While taking pictures for her the sun decided it to set down and what I thought it was going to be a problem became a blessing,

Dead Tree in Fog

My best friend Kelly and I at a park during sunset on the last day of summer.

This is a portrait of the landscape that represents contemporary American Suburbia.

Black, White, and Stripes

This is a portrait of the landscape that represents contemporary American Suburbia.

Black and White with my one-of-a-kind key necklace

The Twilight Night

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

This shot captures the personalities of my three children even though the light darkens their image I love the sand slipping through the youngest fingers..I love that you can't tell which way they are

This shot captures the personalities of my three children even though the light darkens their image I love the sand slipping through the youngest fingers..I love that you can't tell which way they are facing..is this taken during a sunrise or sunset?

TAGS: North Carolina, United States

Jackson, Ohio, United States of America

Member since 2014

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© Kelly Carter.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

10.2010

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Date Uploaded:

Oct. 14, 2010, 5:08 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

KODAK Z740 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA

Focal Length:

51mm

Shutter Speed:

1/1000

Aperture:

f7.1

ISO:

ISO80

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PHOTO LOCATION Nags Head, North Carolina, United States of America