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© Deborah Scully. All rights reserved.

Bond Falls, Michigan

Captivating butterfly with distinct wing eye spots resting atop a thistle to feed.

Bluebirds in rural Georgia

A bedraggled sulphur-crested cockatoo eats seeds of an Australian wattle tree.

Customers having breakfast in the Brooks Cafe. Sonora, KY

African Lions just after mating.

A view of a New Hampshire lake through a fence.

Thunderstorm activity outside Sierra Vista, Arizona. 15 August, 2010.

The train is coming

Driving on 12 highway - Cedar Island

Starfish under the Los Roques water
Nikon 40DX - f/5.6 - 135mm

One of the gates of time. The blast of the Afred P. Murrah building in Oklahoma City is memorialized as the minute between these two gates - 9:02.

Guard with Wife, Parry's Corner, Chennai, India
The images became my version of travel photography, and for me travel photography is not about where I am going, it's about the people who already are

St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Italy, taken from the roof of the Pontifical North American College.

Monks on a walk

Interior of Brooks Cafe. Sonora, Kentucky

the little shop keeper

Technology vs. Nature
Which will last?

Night Skyline of Atlanta Taken from Georgia Tech Baseball Field

8th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

The train is coming

The train is coming

Otis Orchards, Washington, United States of America

Member since 2014

Photo Information

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© Deborah Scully.
All rights reserved.

Image Source:

digital

Date Taken:

05.2009

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Camera Information

Date Uploaded:

Nov. 29, 2010, 7:14 p.m.

Camera Make:

Camera Model:

Canon PowerShot S5 IS

Focal Length:

69.3mm

Shutter Speed:

1/250

Aperture:

f5

ISO:

ISO100

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