MarkStankiewicz

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air force monument

While going back to school for a spell, I was able to visit the Air Force Memorial in Arlington VA. The sky was clear, and the memorial was empty since it was ...
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While going back to school for a spell, I was able to visit the Air Force Memorial in Arlington VA. The sky was clear, and the memorial was empty since it was early in the day.
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NIKON 1 J1

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Aperture f/11 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 100/10

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May, 2016

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Hohenshwangau has a lake at the end of the village. We happened to be there during a beautiful November snow. These shots were just calling to me.

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There was this church at the side of the road on my way to visit Berncastle-Kuse. I had to get a shot of it.

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I was out looking for a black and white photo for an assignment and it had just rained. I took a close up of a rose, and was able to darken the outsi

Last summer we hit lots of water parks. I caught this one, and i think it shows the excitement and fun of a water park.

Went on a bike ride today and came across horses in a field. I liked the horses coloring.

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This field of flowers was just amazing. I had to capture it.

This pic was from the top of Mykonos. I hiked up to the windmill at the top just in time to see the sun setting.

I was just very happy with he way this shot framed. Hopefully it captures how magical Hohenschwangau was.

Spent our first night in Paris at the tower. Of course I forgot my tripod, so I had to rest the camera on the rails. I liked the way the wheel domin

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My daughter asked me to take a picture of this flower so I did. Then when it came time to get it ready to post I asked her how much of the contrast

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I just liked the iron work on this rail.

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