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A Summer's Drive-By

Going by the Caribbien Sea In Jamaica

bonding with a new friend

A shot of an early morning storm coming into Corona Beach in Newport Beach California with the surf crashing into rocks.

Silver sky and ocean

Koi eating frenzy at Valley of the Temples

Beauty in the Summer

The picture will never do this view of the Yellowstone canyon justice. But I had to try to capture the beauty of Yellowstone National Park.

A single exposure of 30 sec with minus 3 deg C, 3500m altitude at the outskirt town after my dinner.

Sunflowers, constant wind and beautiful rock formations are the constants at Badlands National Park in South Dakota.

Two hugging Palm trees

I always felt Horses are such an integral part of the American experience that they have become representative of the American Rural Landscape. This is an example of how Horses communicate with one an

Market Street, Philadephia

Mary looking over Her Children

Looking up at the ferris wheel at night

Green Gables, Prince Edward Island

Clowning around at the parade.

Sunset from a Balcony in St. John

Cisco Fishing at Bear Lake, Utah

A large "No Entry" sign greets travellers into the Namib Naukluft National Park in an attempt to preserve the formation of the Sand Dunes - however Dune 45 is reserved for the ambitious climber and of

*I submitted this photo under the category "Altered Image" which is not correct since it was not altered. Resubmitting.

Maasai woman captured at her home in the Serengeti National Park.

Frenchman's Bay From Cadillac Mountain

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

I always felt Horses are such an integral part of the American experience that they have become representative of the American Rural Landscape. This is an example of how Horses communicate with one an

I always felt Horses are such an integral part of the American experience that they have become representative of the American Rural Landscape. This is an example of how Horses communicate with one another.

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

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© Matthew George.
All rights reserved.

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digital

Date Taken:

04.2011

Filed Under:

The American Experience

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Nov. 26, 2013, 4:23 p.m.

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Canon EOS 50D

Focal Length:

135mm

Shutter Speed:

1/160

Aperture:

f5.6

ISO:

ISO640

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