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MikeCeglady

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Jan, 2015

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If you're going to hike to this location, it's a waste to leave after dark without getting nighttime shots.

This was taken from Yerba Buena Island.

Damsels II

This is a composite of a number of pictures, and my attempt at creating what I can't seem to catch on location. The sunset is a panorama of photos ta

Dead Tree Storm

Jumper

These birds are pretty common in Tampa, and they're apparently easily approached if you're careful. I see this same bird almost every day sunning him

A view of the San Francisco Bay Bridge less often seen.

This formation is part of White Pocket, a remote and amazing area near the border of Arizona and Utah. It's near the Wave, but much more difficult to

Taken over a shallow water coral reef at Long Key, Fl. The water was about 8 inches deep, and the kayak barely passed over without touching the reef.

Sometimes you have to go back to get more of the picture in...

Of all the things to take photos of in San Diego, I somehow ended up here - the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. I'm not one to frequent or see

Bursting

The Ripple Effect

The Bay Bridge in SF, HDR style, slightly different crop and format.

A great natural bonsai found in Zion National Park. Mammatus cloud accompaniment.

A skimboarder contemplates the sunset in Venice Beach, FL.

At the water's edge... according to TinyTurtle (whose work you should check out immediately) this is a male Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina).

Water + Tennis Ball + Sunlight

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