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One fallen leaf on an autumn day

Living History Farms Broom Maker

Overlooking the Columbia Gorge.

Moutain Cabin in Lake City Colorado

My friend Steve, the person in the photo, and I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back that day.

Rest for the Weary.

brotherly love while playing in the park on a fall day! Some moments in life are worth taking a second for!

The tiniest flower can be so beautiful

The joy of chasing pigeons.

Taking a walk in a local park

I've always wondered how a child saw things

This could be a park bench anywhere in the world, it just happens to be in Italy. It seemed so lonley and yet so peaceful. Georgous day to just sit and be greatful.

Beautiful flowers in a random field in Italy.

I jump everywhere I go! This is in New Orleans.

Visiting the orphanage I fell in love with this beautiful little girl. She was sweet, smiling and even though we couldn't understand each other we became friends. I will never forget her.

Sand Storm heading our way!

Riding a camel with one of the orphans in Niger, Africa.

The village I stayed in on my trip to Niger, Africa.

The Very Large Array. American science leads the world. Mix of our technology and our majestic land.

Vacationin in Pennsylvania with my sister and came upon this old Buick and it was a great subject for my pictures!

Three friends monkeying around

Playing with Macro and depth.

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

I've always wondered how a child saw things

I've always wondered how a child saw things

TAGS: Minnesota, United States

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© Anna Simonson.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

06.2010

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Date Uploaded:

June 24, 2010, 11:39 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

KODAK EASYSHARE C140 DIGITAL CAMERA

Focal Length:

6mm

Shutter Speed:

1/400

Aperture:

f2.7

ISO:

ISO80

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