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Gone but not forgotten

Baptized in Lake Anna

A pair of mushrooms lounging in the shade on a hot summer day.

Slender, Sentimental Sentinel of Stone, spotted on a short hike around Mobile, AL.

a mandarin duck in the pond

Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square) in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

the stork is looking out for her pray

a hawk is staring out on the branch for his pray

Butterfly is enjoying her breakfast on the tip of the flower

open Sewer all our children here in the US should visit a place like this

Having a smoke at the dining room table.

First time in the American West. She knew she fit in right away being from NY and all

oldest consecutive cattle drive in the US 2x a day

Kampala Uganda in the town Square fresh meat was for sale in the Hot humid Jungle

Suddenly engaged in a horrific battle while in the middle of gardening.

The television turns you off.

$Feeling disconnected and fractured.$

One hungry duck!

Young boy in Choimim Village Kenya runs to school at sunrise.

Snake in the Grass

Fountain of Youth - Niagara Falls

American made barn

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

First time in the American West. She knew she fit in right away being from NY and all

First time in the American West. She knew she fit in right away being from NY and all

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Flower Mound, Texas, United States of America

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© Thomas Tolfree.
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digital

Date Taken:

04.2009

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Aug. 21, 2011, 11:09 p.m.

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