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A new day dawning at Bryce Canyon

Along California's Highway one -Hummingbird and flower

Big Beauford! Taken at Ranch San Rafael Park at the pond.

Mantle of Bluebells.

Dandelion seed head

Patagonian Gauch with mate gourd

Bryce Canyon sculpted by nature

Red Rock Canyon State Park, California. I timed this visit to the park just to get this shot at a high contrast time, this is one of my first attempts at HDR.

Traveling Homeless Home in Venice Beach

Bee on a Flower

Butterfly on branch

Pigeons Taking a Break

A Cape Glossy Starling at the Kariega Game Reserve, Salem, Eastern Cape, South Africa. 12 October 2010. The Glossy Starling is a rarely seen, shy bird found in the Cape areas of South Africa.(Ettione

Duck at Lake Havasu

A White Rhinoceros and a baby Rhino (lying down), Kariega Game Reserve, Eastern Cape, South Africa. 12 October 2010. White Rhino's are endangered species in South Africa as a result of raising poachin

Death Valley-Just Passing Through

Finding Peony Pleasure.

Piece #2 of The Places Within Documentary, An Inquiry Into the Lives of Small Town Residents.

I was driving down a road when my son noticed this old barn. I got out and got this shot.

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Bee on a Flower

Bee on a Flower

Henderson, Nevada, United States of America

Member since 2014

Photo Information

Copyright:

© Mike Korn.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

09.2009

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

March 13, 2011, 2:03 p.m.

Camera Make:

FUJIFILM

Camera Model:

FinePix A303

Focal Length:

17.1mm

Shutter Speed:

1/59

Aperture:

f2.8

ISO:

ISO100

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