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One of the many "unique" doors in Jerusalem

"Used Car, A Lot"

View from mom and dad's property to their neighbors property and beyond.

Roman Amphitheater Ruins built in 30 A.D.

Young boy playing in fountain

Old World Dinning Room! Photo taken in Old San Diego in California!

View of the Rialto Bridge in Venice in the fall.

Touring through Caesarea

My son, conquering the slide.

Juliet's house of Romeo and Juliet. The Love locks are placed by people hoping to find love.

Baby painted turtle.

A view of the Negev Desert

Pickin' at a guiter

Old world bedroom in Old San Diego in California. Hand made toys how about that..

Young child holding a parent's hand

Tractor left to rust, flower from the dust!

Old World clothes making. While on vacation in California I visited Old San Diego and this room was set up in the way they used to live and make clothes.

Indian woman walking in the market

Human hands holding the Natural World

Young girl and sibling giving henna tattoos

Small boy in family owned shop

Two pilings off the pier at Rye Beach, NY in Sepia Tone

India's Caste System

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

A view of the Negev Desert

A view of the Negev Desert

TAGS: Israel

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© Rebecca Sidman.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

07.2011

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Date Uploaded:

Nov. 20, 2011, 9:21 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D90

Focal Length:

18mm

Shutter Speed:

1/640

Aperture:

f13

ISO:

ISO200

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