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Taken in our home with my fiance, after a power outage.

The power went out the other day, and we did a simple photo shoot by lamp light. It was a lot of fun. This was taken in our home.

A Hard Days Work

The power had gone out due to a storm, so I asked my fiance if we could take photographs. He said yes, and we had a lot of fun by lamp light.

Zion Shooting Stars

Monterey ocean view

Bluebonnet Angels

BIg Sur coastline

A view of the Piramide del Sol in the background, at Teotihuacan, Mexico. May, 2011.

A dragonfly that landed on my sister's arm.

Luminous Lithuanian sunset over the Neman River

Chipmonk type animal checking me out in Colorado.

Church in Trinidad, Colorado.

Puye Cliff Dwellings north of Espanola, New Mexico.

Jemez Mountains.

Waterfall in Colorado, between Durango and Silverton.

Close-up of a flower growing wild in Colorado.

Wave breaking near my home-building are reflected in the lip as it is about to crash into it's own reflection.

My sister and my grandpa's mule in Watonga, Oklahoma.

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

A dragonfly that landed on my sister's arm.

A dragonfly that landed on my sister's arm.

TAGS: New Mexico, United States

Brittanie Jester

Carlsbad,

Member since 2014

Photo Information

Copyright:

© Brittanie Jester.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

06.2011

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

June 11, 2011, 2:07 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D3100

Focal Length:

55mm

Shutter Speed:

1/100

Aperture:

f5.6

ISO:

ISO3200

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