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My 2 year old cousin and our Labrador Max playing fetch.

Looking thru the trees

Highland forest in summer

Sunset with evaporating lake line in Black Rock Desert, Nevada

Dog faces rising full moon in Black Rock Desert, Nevada

Haunting memories of a place left along

Baby Cole becomes part of the Maui sunset.

Dad holding his newborn premature daughter for the first time. Daughter was born at 28 weeks weighing 2 lbs, 7 oz. Dad finally got to hold her one week later.

Another Day Off!

Doha corniche,Qatar.The view is west bay lagoon with its very branded hight buildings.The letters are from the word THINK written in arabic and english.

Doha corniche,Qatar.The view is west bay lagoon with its very branded hight buildings.The letters are from the word THINK written in arabic and english.

First time I ever held my 12 week early premature daughter, Jaycee Rose.

A lone tree dying in the forest.

Soldiers Manning The Rails on the deck of an air craft carrier as it is about to leave the dock.

Looking down the upper deck on the Carl Vinson Air Craft Carrier

Beeds Lake at sunset.

A pretty pink rose.

A beautiful flower found in Florida.

Point Bonita YMCA-San Francisco, California

Hyde Street Pier in San Francisco California.

Sunrise at 5 am after a night out.

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

First time I ever held my 12 week early premature daughter, Jaycee Rose.

First time I ever held my 12 week early premature daughter, Jaycee Rose.

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Snohomish, Washington, United States of America

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03.2012

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March 27, 2012, 1:41 a.m.

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