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Holding my grandmother's hand as she passed away.

Monkey sitting on a rock off of the shore of Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua

Monkeys sharing a meal of fresh fish that they snagged from a nearby feasting turtle.

Flower in a community gardern. Bainbridge Island, Washington.

Volcn Concepcin, Nicaragua

Treeline on Mt. Townsend. Olympic National Forest.

People taking in the view at Lake McDonald

50 MPH winds from Lake Michigan

South Rim, Grand Canyon

Spotted this window in an alley in downtown Wilmington, NC.

Sitting on the South Rim at the Grand Canyon

Big Sand Gap, Alvord Desert, Oregon.

Mule Deer, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Oregon.

A beautiful sunset through the clouds

This monkey looked so peaceful sitting on this rock overlooking Maderas volcano on Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua.

Big Quilcene river rolls out of the Olympic Mountains.

A monkey celebrating his win. He stole this fish from a feasting turtle.

Western Meadowlark. Oregon high desert.

Old Fashion Ford Truck in black and white

Beautiful pink flower

Neglected Beauty

7th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

Sitting on the South Rim at the Grand Canyon

Sitting on the South Rim at the Grand Canyon

TAGS: Arizona, Grand Canyon National Park, Landscape, Man, Nature, United States

Bishopville, South Carolina, United States of America

Member since 2014

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Photo of the Day: 10.15.09 Editors' Pick

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© Katie Mcclung.
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Date Taken:

10.2009

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Oct. 8, 2009, 11:56 p.m.

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