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Above Cotton

A glace of what I captured when I was flying from Florida to Utah during the Hurricane Irma evacuation.

A glace of what I captured when I was flying from Florida to Utah during the Hurricane Irma evacuation.
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NIKON 1 J1

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 200 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 300/10

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Oct, 2017

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Awards

Top Shot Award 21

Summer 2020

Superb Composition

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Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

Peer Award

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Here is an image I captured the evening before I evacuated from my home in Florida to escape hurricane Irma. Looking up and seeing this made me feel t

This was taken from the northern point of Amelia Island in Florida. The day was dim and the water choppy, but this shale cluster was bundled up next t

I saw the clouds creating an interesting effect in the sky above Fernandina Beach, Florida. I was on my way home from work, and I had to capture the r

Another photo from my new passion of finding art within burning hurricane debris! To me, this flame was captured in stunning detail.

I seen the colors created in the base of the fire pit. I grabbed my camera, layed on the ground in the searing heat and captured this moment.

I noticed an abandoned wheelchair while entering the walk ramp at JAX airport and it inspired me to take a photo of it in the large terminal.

This photo was taken after a strong rainstorm in December, here in northern Florida. This poinsettia plant was outside taking on the rain storm, and I

I have taken a liking to taking photos of burning hurricane debris. I found art within the great detail of the flaming branches in this pic!

A rusty nail manipulated the flame in my fire pit displaying a green tone. It was worth taking a pic and sharing this particular image of what looks l

I created a display of mirrors and LED lights inside of an old subwoofer box and placed a glass, spiral plate in the center. The color was amazing, so

Watched the lake flow in two different directions, so I caught the criss-cross wave pattern

I was on my way to work one morning and I was met with the mist up the road that I ride on. It was amazing, so I snapped a photo.

Here is one of the pics I took while passing through St. Louis!

I found this skull in the Mojave Desert in Barstow, California. I hoped to bring out some beauty out of something that was dark.

This was the sunset pic I took between the trees on the first night I arrived from Utah, to Florida.

On my way to work, the sun peeked around a tree and caught my attention.

Woke up early one morning, itching for an opportunity to watch the sunrise on the Amelia Island beach. Many others as well as I stood there and waited

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