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soccer on the lawn of the national mall at sunset.

Capitol Building at night

taking a walk at sunset

While doing a photo walk around D.C. with the wife, Ben Franklin stopped by at the Old Post Office to say Hi.

The views you see snowboarding from the very top of the mountain.

A nightly walk to Eiffel Tower with my mother.

Spotted a rainbow at the 9/11 Memorial fountain.

One of Mother Nature's beautiful creations.

I was on the second floor of a building and when I looked down, I saw this. Either the person was trying to recreate the movie Up or someone is a really special kid.

Squirrel: "Hey, what's up?"

Who doesn't like kiwis?

Great view for a drive!

Ever wonder what it would feel like to spread your wings for the first time?

Family trip to a lake in Thailand

An elderly woman enjoying life in Dublin, Ireland

Photo of a bear sitting in the water.

Central Park's Bethesda Terrace area, where there are a million things going on at once.

A man in Central Park creates huge bubbles using soapy water and string.

Photo of two turtles balancing on each other.

Oak Bark in Summer Morning Light

A beautiful Snow Monkey sits on a rock.

Two Gorillas sit by a tree while eating.

Photo of a beautiful Gorilla sitting against a tree.

11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Great view for a drive!

Great view for a drive!

Golden Valley, Arizona, United States of America

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Photo Information

Copyright:

© B. Edwards.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

07.2013

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

Oct. 4, 2013, 5:26 p.m.

Camera Make:

FUJIFILM

Camera Model:

FinePix S2940/Walmart

Focal Length:

20.2mm

Shutter Speed:

1/80

Aperture:

f10

ISO:

ISO64

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