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© Fatina Qneibi. All rights reserved.

Fishermen doing a sweep of the beach at sunset trying to sell their day's catch of shrimps at Mount Lavinia in Sri Lanka.

Young girl enjoys the autumn leaves.

Summiting Longs Peak on a gorgeous summer morning

Pura Bratan at the Lake of the Holy Mountain in Bali is a wonderful place to visit.

Bloody Dick Outfitters in the Grasshopper Valley

Aspens become beautiful blurs of color when panning the camera vertically during this photograph.

The working children in the Ulingan Charcoal producing area of Tondo, Manila, Philippines.

into the mist of little petra

Rush hour traffic in Parley's Canyon creates a spectacular display of colors and light.

Baby Ethan - the sleeping baby dragon.

Late summer of my niece

African Orphan Boys

A rural artist at an urban Handicrafts fair,displaying her art works and also transforming her art on a t'shirt for her city customers.

Nikon D50 with Nikon 18-55 lens.

Walk way to the beach.

Fire creates an spectacular scene during a long exposure at the Great Salt Lake.

Portrait of my friend Titianna

Baby Ethan seeing the first refection of himself.

Old Pickup along Grasshopper Creek

Ponytail Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

into the mist of little petra

into the mist of little petra

Amman, Jordan

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© Fatina Qneibi.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

03.2012

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11

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Date Uploaded:

Nov. 25, 2013, 10:48 p.m.

Camera Make:

SONY

Camera Model:

DSC-W310

Focal Length:

5.2mm

Shutter Speed:

1/1600

Aperture:

f4.3

ISO:

ISO100

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