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Like a scene from a movie, but the gulls were after dog food instead of people.

The view from the top of my long mountain hike

Old school from many years ago with as many holes.

Abandoned old home with all windows broken out.

Roof tops in Hoi an old town after the typhoon, Vietnam

Umbrella at An Bang beach, Hoi an, Vietnam

Smoking the fishes at sunrise in a village around Hoi an, Vietnam.

The bull was enjoying the view of the nearby lake, oblivious to my presence.

Old Helicopter Landing Pad, Hollywood Hills, CA

sunset in oklahoma after long day of truckin

Coyote Couch, Hollywood Hills

Joshua Tree Reservoir

Ice Cave, Iceland

Icelandic horse farm at night, Iceland

A face in the clouds before the funnel cloud passes over my house. (Please be sure to look for the face in the cloud in front of the funnel cloud.) I took this picture noticing only the funnel cloud.

Icelandic Stallions Play

Climbing a Snow Wall on The Laugarvegur

Ice Cave on The Laugavegur Hike in Iceland

Monkey Cages of The Old Los Angeles Zoo

My backyard in Wapiti Wyoming

A winter wonderland with a beautiful flag.

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Coyote Couch, Hollywood Hills

Coyote Couch, Hollywood Hills

TAGS: California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States of America

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© Gabriel Roth.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

02.2010

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

March 15, 2010, 8:43 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

NIKON D200

Focal Length:

20mm

Shutter Speed:

1/100

Aperture:

f7.1

ISO:

ISO200

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