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© Amy jo Russell. All rights reserved.
A calm afternoon sky cradles man-made and nature-made structures alike.
Wooden lightning pierces through the blue sky, exploding into countless leaves.
From the front yard of the Rothko Chapel, a man-made metal monolith defies nature.
A man shoots his children and then himself on a Wednesday afternoon.
Cool water washes away the residue of a hot days work.
The Right and Righteous Reverend Dr. Otis T. Futhermucker plays the blues to a warm gathering of friends.
The stubborn balloon was no match for hurricane Teagen.
Cameron struggles with a stubborn balloon as sister Teagen looks on, ready to assist.
An original resident of Houston meets a modern skyscraper. They each have many stories.
The ships bell was the only part of the USS Houston to be recovered. It seems to ring silently in memory.
The 100 year old condemned structures appeal for a pardon and invite the busy modern world for a closer look.
Bee gathering pollen
Lady Bug scouting food
Eyes of a Story
the road is disappearing in the forest gate
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Eye's View
Monkeys and Laughs
Beginnings and Ends
Gaol
Stairway
Infinity; Rome, Italy 2009
7th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest
Bee gathering pollen

Bee gathering pollen

TAGS: Bee, New Mexico, United States

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Amy jo Russell
Artesia, New Mexico, United States of America
Member since 2014
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© Amy jo Russell.
All rights reserved.
Image Source: digital
Date Taken: 06.2009
Total Views: 13
Filed Under: Natural World
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Date Uploaded: June 18, 2009, 5:48 p.m.
Camera Make:
Canon
Camera Model: Canon PowerShot S5 IS
Focal Length: 69.3mm
Shutter Speed: 1/200
Aperture: f3.5
ISO: ISO200
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