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By the light of the moon

Was taking a walk for some fresh air...found how the image of my condominium was being reflected on the car headlight....so took a shot with my Nokia Lumia 710

Awe , my friend from Newyork and I visited the louvre in Paris , here is my friend, eyes wide open staring up at the painting of Joan of arc !

flowers around my condo

sports on the football field

our colorful life

"Let's come down,baby"

Last rays of sun over the Sanctuary of the Madonna of San Luca, a basilica church in Bologna, northern Italy, sited atop Colle or Monte della Guardia: Bolognese people are very devoted to this shrine.

inspiration of night

Slicing the Mountain: excavation of marble on side of mountain near Carrara

ShangChuan island

Goodbye Biodiversity: field of sunflowers in the Montefeltro (Marche, Italy): the search for the maximum productivity is making disappear all the traditional varieties

While photographing the full moon at Lanikai Beach in Oahu, Hawaii an "angel" unexpectedly appeared!

Young female Ibex on the fork of Disteis (2,200 m), near the top of the Jof di Montasio (Friuli, Italy). The photo was taken leaning on the crest of the saddle: these beautiful animals had fun running

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

i am what i am

i am what i am

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© xiao xian ma.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

09.2011

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Date Uploaded:

Oct. 20, 2013, 4:16 a.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D3000

Focal Length:

18mm

Shutter Speed:

1/20

Aperture:

f3.5

ISO:

ISO1600

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