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Probably am mistaken, however, adjusting from 100-80mm is the believed motion used to capture this double up exposure.

Probably am mistaken, however, adjusting from 100-80mm is the believed motion used to capture this double up exposure.
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Late February, early morning, as the fog began to burn off just after the sun came up. Some elderly folk walking their dogs. They say this is a daily

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On February 4th, 2016... snagged a bunch of really neat work in Dallas. This image comes courtesy of a 17-35mm lens, starting at 35mm and ending at, y

This beautiful specimen was located on a local parks lagoon. Along with it were about 200 other waterfowl. This one mallard paddled its little self aw

Remember that other shot where I employed the pull from the exploding zoom technique? Yeah! Cool,, cause this is just the standard ending focal length

There are beautiful TeePee's in McNaughton Park, located on the northeast side of Pekin, Illinois. Some beautiful fog was lifting from the mornin

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The geese were plentiful and playful. They pecked at each other, moved from one side of the lagoon to the other as if to avoid me all together. Luckil

Upon coming through Texas, it was fantastic speaking with people whom new the area as they were very friendly, for the most part. Locals gave me some

This technique can be really fun with angles. The spiraling motion of lights around the top of Reunion Tower have made a unique upward spiral next to

As I am sure you can tell, this is yet another angle of Dallas. The geometry of the Bank of America building is pretty spectacular in my opinion.

This bridge is captured with a unique composition that allows the flow of traffic to be altered. This, too, was one of the very first shots done using

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My friend and I borrowed a cat mask from another friend. With a suit that he already owned, we went out and snagged some photos of him dressed up as &

Looking out past the look out tower on the south rim of the Grand Canyon.

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