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Created false reflection image, view original image in our gallery.

Created false reflection image, view original image in our gallery.
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Nov, 2015

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She just woke up from her nap and while she was rolling over from her side to her back; we were lucky enough to capture this series of shots. (3 of

Yellowstone National Park is a natural abstract and we hope this gives a unique perspective.

Created false reflection image made to look as if they are floating or 3D like, we have an entire series of these type of images. View the original ph

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The Battle of Supremacy inside Yellowstone National Park 2011.
(cropped version)

Grizzly Bear named "Tiny" having a bit of fun. I want to Thank Debhearn for the suggestion for the new name of this photo. (original versi

Had to change the name of this capture, to many other amazing Viewbug images with same name.

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cropped version of Big Beach in Maui, Hawaii. Selected as 3rd Place winner in "PhotoPalooza 2015"
(taken with a Galaxy Note 4)

Young Bighorn at the summit of Mt. Evans in the central rockies of Colorado.
Captured in June and it started snowing about 15 min after this shot!

Brown Pelican along Avalon Bay; just as the sun was going down behind the cliffs.
Catalina Island, California

"When waves reach to touch clouds that form,
blowing winds warn of the approaching storm."
BB

Photo taken while she was turning over from her side to her back. There are 3 different photos of her in a sequence.

Created false reflection fine art image.
Angel Lighthouse, San Pedro, CA.

2nd version created to pull the eye to Tiny's face and give detail to the water droplets. Luckiest shot we have ever captured.

The 1700's on the left vs The 1900's on the right.
(Old and New)
"Bell in Hand" Established 1795.

This is one of many versions of the Crater that we captured in Sept. 2015.
We used different editing techniques and the clouds moved in very fast; so

If you look hard and study his face you can almost tell that he is smiling under his hand. Although, you can see in his eyes how hard it is for him t

A rescued Tiger at The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, CO.

Former Graduate of the Air Force Academy at the Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs, CO.

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