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This was taken in Inn Harbor on the wharf at an old warehouse turned hotel. This pigeon was watching me taking pictures of the other pigeon....
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This was taken in Inn Harbor on the wharf at an old warehouse turned hotel. This pigeon was watching me taking pictures of the other pigeon.
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NIKON D3100

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 550/10

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Jul, 2017

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This was heading out to sea. And catching this guy heading out to chill out at the end of breakwater wall great contrast

ALL ABOARD! I just went for an early morning shot of the passenger train excursion leaving from my hometown today 7-5-14. Wanted to catch the sunrise

This inside of the First Class Car for a scenic rail ride in North Conway, NH. Beautifully restored car.

So waiting for traffic to clear from an accident at a rest stop. Looked in to get my kindle out to read see the water droplets on the window reflectin

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Took this with my Nikon D3100, my recent trip landed me in Casco Bay, Portland ME. This one of the many sites along the wharf area.

Took this with my Nikon Coolpix L100. Love taking pictures of the wildlife in my back yard. And this was way to darn cute.

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