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© Kat Harris. All rights reserved.

Natural beauty in Grandma's garden

Offer treat, receive a kiss!
My Grand-daughter giving a carrot treat to her horse.

Along the beaches of St Malo, France in Brittany

Beautiful natural scenery along the coast of Brittany near the city of Plurien

White furry body of a large green Luna Moth. Photo taken through a glass door.

Large Green Luna Moth

Reflection in a Koi Pond

Large Green Luna Moth with glowing eyes. Taken from the opposite side of a glass door.

Puget Sound and Mt. Ranier

Sailboat at sunset in Victoria, British Columbia

Cooling off on a hot summer's day in a pond. You can see straight to his soul through his eyes...

We stand united as family and as a Country.

Canon Rebel xs 10D 18-55 lens, at local park had an idea and a bubble gun, worked beautifully!

Great angle of a Luna Moth after it landed on glass. Huge in comparison to the other two moths in the background.

New Mexico Sunset

Picture taken from inside the cabin of a Lunar Moth after after it landed on our glass door.

A background of clouds highlights hikers on Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park.

View of North Dome

Sleeping Girls in the Summertime

Flower in the rain

On the way to the top of Yosemite Falls

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

We stand united as family and as a Country.

We stand united as family and as a Country.

TAGS: Tennessee, United States

Hixson,

Member since 2014

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© Kat Harris.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

11.2008

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The American Experience

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June 24, 2010, 6:12 p.m.

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PHOTO LOCATION Hixson, Tennessee, United States of America