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A touch of color

A touch of color

I took this photo on an overcast day which lent it to be more B&W. I edited it to focus the color on the American flag while the majority of the photo stay...
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I took this photo on an overcast day which lent it to be more B&W. I edited it to focus the color on the American flag while the majority of the photo stayed B&W.
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LM-K500

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Aperture 18/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/350 Focal Length 3610/1000

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Vicksburg, Mississippi, US

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Mar, 2023

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This is a shot of a historic Catholic church in Vicksburg, Mississippi. The day was overcast so once I shot it, I knew it needed to be a B&W phot

While visiting a friend with a small farm, I was snapping pictures when this peacock came up and started staring at me. It was the perfect chance to

I shot this sunset from my backyard when we had Sahara dust in our area. I loved the bright orange sky and how the sun looked like it was in front of

The Badlands of North Dakota can be dangerous but they are also stunning to photograph. The varying colors in the rock matched with the green valley

While visiting Colorado, I came upon this green bee sitting on a beautiful purple wildflower. The contrast in colors between the bee and flower was s

I have multiple Hummingbird feeders in my yard to help during the migration and love to sit and watch them feed.

I grabbed my camera at sunset one

While training with my husband (the person with the hand), our dog Nyk wasn't pleased with me shooting pictures so he stopped and stared me down.

I captured this sunset photo off the coast of Roatan, Honduras.

While the "golden hour" is typically more during sunrise, this day, the s

This is a micro shot of what wild parsley looks like in the frost of the winter mornings here in Texas. The photo was taken with an LG phone.

The view from water level of a local waterway in Texas.

I shot this rose after a light rain. I loved how one single drop of rain remains on the petal.

I took this picture of our dog Nyk while he was being trained. He is such a ham and loves to have his photo taken so getting him to sit and stay stil

This is the Deerfield Beach Pier in Florida right before a thunderstorm. The skies were getting dark and cloudy and the green of the canopy really st

I shot this photo of a reusable water bottle made from recycled plastic bottles sitting in the surf to bring awareness to the importance of reducing s

A close up of a Macaw Parrot staring at me.

This is a red-tailed squirrel protecting his acorn. He sat at stared at me for quite some time, perhaps concerned I was going to steal his treat.

This is a photo of a Monarch butterfly with its wings completely open feeding on a flower. The photo is taken from below the butterfly.

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