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Psychedelic Tree Ring

sweet homes within a sweet environment

My great aunt and great uncle on christmas day

Eagles in the Sky

Light and shadows on Mauna Kea

Inside Ponce de Leon's House in the
Dominican Republic

Martha's sorrow

Father and Son Shares a Meal on a Motorcycle: Pho for All

Sandy Sunset - the sand in the air in Dubai makes for great sunsets.

From My House To Yours

Mt. Zhang Jia Jie, with its otherworldly looks and breathtaking beauty, is probably the most picturesque scenic place in China.

The simple American Life of Little Cranberry Island Maine

Heading to the Telescope at the Griffith Observatory

View of Masada & Herrod's Temple overlooking the Dead Sea.

Sunrise over Angkor Wat

Feather
I photographed this lone egret on a section of the Ottawa river where the stillness of the water gave me a perfect reflection. I did some post processing to darken the background in order to

Alligator and Great Blue Heron having a moment.

Toby and Simba all comfy.

Walking by Yellow Wall - San Miguel de Allende

Driving by the arch

plazzo Pubblico
San Marino ..The oldest republic

Mt. Zhang Jia Jie, with its otherworldly looks and breathtaking beauty, is probably the most picturesque scenic place in China.

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Mt. Zhang Jia Jie, with its otherworldly looks and breathtaking beauty, is probably the most picturesque scenic place in China.

Mt. Zhang Jia Jie, with its otherworldly looks and breathtaking beauty, is probably the most picturesque scenic place in China.

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