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Nov, 2019

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Reflection of office building in Atlanta in which many law firms are located.

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Street in Dubrovnik on Laundry Day

Abstract which can be seen two ways

The lovable gigantic dog of a friend of mine. He is a bit of a drooler, but totally lovable.

Succulent seeming to glow from within because of the way the light strikes it.

The tree from below neatly divides the area on either side between light and dark.

This is so graceful, it almost has the appearance of a ballet dancer. Selected to appear on the cover of a widely circulated local magazine.

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