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Memories Through the Looking Glass

Memories Through the Looking Glass

Seeing Christmas through the crystal ball brings back memories of a childhood Christmas.

Seeing Christmas through the crystal ball brings back memories of a childhood Christmas.
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Canon EOS REBEL T2i

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Aperture 18/10 ISO 1250 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 50/1

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Dec, 2016

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What should be a raging waterfall was a little stream in September.

A fallen tree lies in the frozen lake contrasting starkly with the newly fallen snow.

unusual objects combined can make interesting subject matter.

After this winter the little chicken coop will be busy and full of new life again.

Burning the prairie is a necessary method to keep them healthy and causing seeds to sprout. The ash also acts as a fertilizer.

I was at a photo class and saw these beauties before the class. It is my favorite of the summer flowers. Late afternoon, 4.0 iso 100

$Lights refracted create magical coloring.$

The wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park spar in the early morning sun.

While practicing some Macro shots a strange combination of objects caught my eye.

Crabapple trees provide food for the birds on a winter day.

No longer in business the Mill stands alone in the Winter silent season.

A grill from a 1968 pontiac.

Abstraction of a winter landscape in the Silent Season.

Last of the Summer Roses copy

A male Red-Winged Blackbird calls out for ladies in his kingdom.

The Pasque flower is the first flower to bloom in the Spring. It's furry petals close at night to keep it warm. Usually it blooms around Easter

Softly and quietly comes the fog.

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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