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© Betty McGee. All rights reserved.

Yaquina Lighthouse Oregon Coast

Old Faithful, in Yellowstone National Park

Going around the my block in style

Peeking Brown Bear

Many Alexas reflected in the Mirrors at the Long Island Children's Museum

Oregon's rugged coast

Bald eagle flight in Alaska.

Enjoying the liberties of the day

The simplicity and beauty of a coke

The Shipwreck Peter Iredale

"The Bean"--Cloud Gate Sculpture, Chicago, Illinois

What lies ahead can be a little dark, but onward we must go.

Middle Gooseberry Fall

Wild Iris, taken in very northern part of Minnestoa

Fog over Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum obelisks and headframe.

Shooting fashion in an abandoned ware house I decided to tell the model to get a little crazy and I will do an illustration around your movement.

A wild rose in Yellowstone National Park

Portrait of the guy that works at the local rental house here in Atlanta Georgia.

Portrait of my Buddy and world yo yo champion Mark Mont.

Purple Finch Portrait

Walikng the streets of Sham Shui Po I was left behind when the light changed for traffic. I decided to capture the my buddy who left me.

A Finch in backyard.

On the beach in San Hose, California

9th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

What lies ahead can be a little dark, but onward we must go.

What lies ahead can be a little dark, but onward we must go.

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© Betty McGee.
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digital

Date Taken:

08.2010

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Aug. 14, 2011, 2:48 p.m.

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