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Ray Over the U.S.S. Arizona

Ray Over the U.S.S. Arizona

Spotted Eagle Ray early in the morning at the Arizona Memorial, right after a flower ceremony.

Spotted Eagle Ray early in the morning at the Arizona Memorial, right after a flower ceremony.
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Taken early morning; only increased contrast and vibrance.

Sunrise on Lanakai Beach

Emirates Park Zoo, UAE

After spending the morning taking sunrise photos, I was leaving the beach and took one last look back, thus the title. Nikon D90, 1-400, f18, ISO 250

With off camera flash, breaking the FP speed barrier

Six foot wave in ankle deep water!

Emirates Park Zoo, UAE

Clearwater Beach, FL

Silk Water

Morning Visitor

Natalee

And a little water

Emirates Park Zoo, UAE

Double Sunrise

Composite (no, we didn't have really high tides that day!)

Actually watching a child standing in front of me at the Emirates Park Zoo, Abu Dhabi.

Early morning, USS Arizona

Pupukea Beach, Hawai'i from the lava floe

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