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Mountainous landscape in the countryside of Malawi, Africa

Pittsburgh skyline as seen through the Clemente Bridge on a moonlit night

Central Park on a hot day, three little girls played innocently in the great lawn.

Walking to the musuem in New York between Park and Madison

This is a picture I took of a dock right as the sun was going down on a long summer day.

At the beach with a friends daugther we were discussing her goals in life, she was 11 years old in the picture.

This is a photo I took of a pine tree next to a campfire on a starry night.

At the beach a beautiful butterfly flew to my hands where she rested for a while.

This man was cleaning out the water after the rain had taken the trees in to the ocean.

Powerhouse falls

Young Ladakhi monk of Thikse Gompa

After the rain I decided to walk the town and saw this girl with her umbrella hiding from the sun not the rain.

Young Ladakhi monk of Thikse Gompa

Living in the edge, San Juan Puerto Rico

Young monk of Thikse Gompa

Hershorn Art Museum

Sunset in the country of Slovakia

Young Ladakhi monk of Thikse Gompa

Country side in Slovakia.

Harpers Ferry WV

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© megan lewis.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

06.2011

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

Sept. 8, 2011, 9:09 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

COOLPIX P80

Focal Length:

19.4mm

Shutter Speed:

1/230

Aperture:

f6.3

ISO:

ISO64

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