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© Robert Carley. All rights reserved.

Modeling horse in Hawaii (Nikon D5000)

Mossy trees basking in the soft, fall, afternoon light at the swamp.

Sun setting on a peacefull day

My mom came to Canada cultured and beautiful. I recreated her look here in Toronto in 2012.

Amelia was peeking out at her brothers' third birthday party

A street scene in the Arab Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Hey! You lookin' at me!?

Out to eat with friends, got a candid picture of their laughter.

walking around O'Leno State Park- my favorite state park

Good example of perspective, walking along a path at Phinezy swamp in Augusta, Ga.

Mary Moran and Patsy Wallace at the Homestead of Mary Moran in Brunswick, Georgia. Mary Moran, 91, is the descendent of a Mende girl slave captured in Sierra Leone. "The Language You Cry In" is based

Eye's of a Mother

Fog Lakes in the morning in Sonoma county.

No doubt, this is Texas!

Man waiting outside of a eye-clinic.

The clouds seemed to want a part of the action

Day at the park...Squirrel play!

Childhood bliss

Shooting the view of the City of Salzburg

My husband at the Callaway Garden Chapel - much to his dismay he was my model!

Chopper taking off over a cattle farm.

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Pool Shark

Pool Shark

Darien, Connecticut, United States of America

Member since 2014

Photo Information

Copyright:

© Robert Carley.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

02.2012

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

Nov. 28, 2012, 5:45 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D60

Focal Length:

34mm

Shutter Speed:

1/59

Aperture:

f5

ISO:

ISO200

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