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Beagle Channel shining from above

A shipload of colors

Beagle Channel shining from bellow

Little Indian Brave.

A flowering tall bush embraces a nearby brick wall.

A worn wagon wheel adorned with flowers sits against a cobble wall.

Walking along the beach admiring the sea oats.

A sunset over the water on a blustery evening.

Waves crash on Coast Guard Beach through the dune grass.

Telling Secrets

The Copulation of Ladybugs

The Nuisance...The Fly

Mother and baby in Haitian mountains

Bald Eagle and Freedom Today.

Blacktip shark at San Francisco's Steinhart Aquarium.

Walking throught the parkin lot on a nasty day with no sun in site. Looking at the faces of people and how the weather took toll on their emotions. Then like a message in the sky the sun appeared. God

Driving back down to the Haitian coast, after traveling through the mountains with a missionary group.

Living life with a feeding tube.

Turtletown Creek Falls near Farner TN. With the Fall Colors.....

The Enchanted Grasshopper

Dragonfly resting on reed. July 4 2010

The end of the day in Key West

Hiking on the Hazel Creek Trail in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, October 2010.

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

The Nuisance...The Fly

The Nuisance...The Fly

Mary Lowden-Glaser

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Member since 2014

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© Mary Lowden-Glaser.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

09.2010

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Date Uploaded:

Oct. 20, 2010, 9:23 p.m.

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Camera Model:

COOLPIX L110

Focal Length:

8.6mm

Shutter Speed:

1/84

Aperture:

f3.9

ISO:

ISO80

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