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© William Caswell. All rights reserved.

The Zebra faces down the Cheetah

This is a photo-micrograph of a wasp in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a seri

This is a photo-micrograph of a mosquito in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a

This is a photo-micrograph of a fly in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a serie

This is a photo-micrograph of a fly in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a serie

This is a photo-micrograph of a mosquito in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a

This is a photo-micrograph of a mosquito in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a

This is a photo-micrograph of a mosquito in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a

A SPLASH OF COLOR
This is the splashguard in a restaurant I frequent. The reflection and the diamond shape pattern in the metal gives quite an artistic flair to an otherwise mudane object.

This is a photo-micrograph of an ant in ancient amber, millions of years old. It is a composite of many dozens of photographs stitched together with a variety of imaging software. It is part of a seri

Taking pictures with my Dad's old AE1 with 1/1000
speed film at the city park, taking pictures of roses and caught a bee leaving work.

An autumn leaf with rain droplests floating on a pond on the woods of Richmond Park.

My niece Madison at St Augustine, FL , just enjoying life.

A Canada Goose sprinkling water to it self on an early morning grooming.

MANY FACETED
This is a sort of self portrait that I took while sitting in a restaurant. The splashguard makes an interesting canvas.

THIS IS A GREAT VIEW OF THE RIVER EUPHRATES. I'VE GONE FISHING IN THIS BIBLE TIMES RIVER. WHAT A DAY THIS HAS BEEN AND IT HAS THE HOPE OF MANY MORE GREAT DAYS TO COME. THIS GREAT RIVER, EUPHRATES, HA

Two male red deer fight it out during the rut season.

A red deer stag taken during autumn.

The view of the Yaquina Bridge from the Newport Bayfront.

The first frost of the season.

This luscious creature came to visit while eating lunch.

Squirrel among the blossoms that I encountered while walking down my block.

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Taking pictures with my Dad's old AE1 with 1/1000 speed film at the city park, taking pictures of roses and caught a bee leaving work.

Taking pictures with my Dad's old AE1 with 1/1000 speed film at the city park, taking pictures of roses and caught a bee leaving work.

William Caswell

Fairhope, Alabama, United States of America

Member since 2014

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© William Caswell.
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11.2010

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Nov. 4, 2011, 6:50 p.m.

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