rickperry

tuberplant

tuberplant

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Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 218/1

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Sep, 2015

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I'm thankful I was able to visit Thailand, such a beautiful place

took a lot of shots to get this guy perfect

my only 35mm film pic scanned, fall, autumn, colors

Just go to the zoo........ and end up with pictures of plants!

Moving the camera on purpose to create the effect.... my wife was making cookies across the counter from my desk. That is where the eggshell and the i

taken in Thailand with a 5.0 mp pocket camera in 2004

nobody was taking pictures so I jumped right in close. The flying frosting never hit the lens!

You never know what you will see down an alley in Seattle. Its not usually something like this.

Its great when the main subject comes into reasonable focus thru a window. The Wheel. The rest is just a bonus. I didn't even see it while compos

A visit to EMP, Seattle. A no brainer, the shot was just there.

dragonfly, less than 2" long , taken in Kubota Gardens . Japanese garden. Renton , WA, USA

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Imagine if he was mad

from pier 66 looking back on the city

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