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BIRDS ON THE WIRE

BIRDS ON THE WIRE

TOOK THIS SHOT FROM A CAR WHILE RIDING IN THE BACK SEAT AT 70 MPH
.NOW THATS WHAT I CALL POINT AND SHOOT.

TOOK THIS SHOT FROM A CAR WHILE RIDING IN THE BACK SEAT AT 70 MPH
.NOW THATS WHAT I CALL POINT AND SHOOT.
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KODAK EASYSHARE Z710 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 64 Shutter 1/1000

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Feb, 2011

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I took this picture in the historal district of los angeles during the housing boom at this time they where restoring old buildings and building new o

beleave it or not this is a hummingbird just as he was about to fly away.

THIS OLD BUILDING ORIGINALLY MADE WITH GREEN GLASS PANELS WAS FALLING APART IN 2000 IT HAS BEEN RESTORED TO ITS FORMER BEAUTY IN 2002 DURING THE HOU

RED ROSES WITH WATER DROPS

SUNSETS ARE EASY TO FIND IN THIS TOWN OF OURS.

LOS ANGELES CITY AT NIGHT FROM USC.MED CENTER ROOF TOP ABOUT 5 MILES AWAY

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I LIKE THE WAY THE OLD BUILDING CAN BE SEEN IN THE GLASS OF THE NEW MY VERI ANGLE VIEWER NIKON MADE IT EASER TO GET THIS SHOT, NO STIFF NECK.

Sunset skyline of Pasadena California

I WAS STUNG 4 DIFFERENT TIMES THE SUMMER I TOOK THIS PICTURE, NOW I GET CHILLS EVERY TIME I SEE THEM.

SUNRISE OVER SOUTH PASADENA

and 4 makes 18 ops only can keep 5 but witch ones.

VIEW LOOKING ON THE LAKE

WHEN I SAW THIS SNAIL I HAD TO LAUGH I DID'T KNOW THEY HAD FACES.

I think this tree looks like a trojan warrior

THE FIRES IN SO.CALIFORNIA THAT YEAR WERE SO BAD I DIDN'T THINK THEY WOULD EVER STOP BURNING BUT THEY DID GET THEM STOPPED AFTER IT DESTROYED MOST OF

grandson cole

I DID THIS BY TAKING A PICTURE OF A SPARK FROM A CIG LIGHTER THEN I USED RETOUCH IN PICASA.ICALL THEM SPARK TUNES

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