SteveTweed

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I was just playing around, photographing this bluebird on a tree limb in my front yard.
I decided to try to use the branches as a natural frame and am pre...
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I was just playing around, photographing this bluebird on a tree limb in my front yard.
I decided to try to use the branches as a natural frame and am pretty happy with the outcome.
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Canon EOS 70D

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 800 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 300/1

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upload_date

Mar, 2018

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42

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Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

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A portrait of Michael with an unused Burley Tobacco Barn in the background.
Madison County, North Carolina.

Crepuscular rays over the French Broad River Valley & Mountains in Madison County, North Carolina.

An Appalachian Barn and Garden in Haywood County, North Carolina.
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I just happened upon this 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible at Ingles Supermarket in Marshall, North Carolina.

While on Tater Gap in northern Madison County, North Carolina I caught this sunset on a field of Queen Anne's Lace.

A field of Larkspurs & Poppies in Madison County, North Carolina.

At the tender age of sixteen my niece Delilah lost her mother to a ten year battle with cancer.
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While in Hot Springs, Madison County, North Carolina I encountered a torrential rainstorm.
I noticed that there was bright light to the west so I head

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A young lady begins her barrel racing run at the annual 4th of July Rodeo in Madison County, North Carolina.

Miss Abi Grace, a beautiful child. Nothing else to be added.

I got this photograph of a cowboy beginning his 8 second bull ride attempt at the annual 4th of July Rodeo in Madison County, North Carolina.

While at a family reunion in northern Madison County, North Carolina I captured the two young cousins having a foot race during a rain shower.

This is the long defunct Central Tobacco Warehouse in Greeneville, Tennessee.
Every year about November, Tobacco Farmers would bring the years crop to

Crepuscular Rays over the Franklin Barn just before sunset.
This shot was taken just outside the town of Hot Springs in Madison County, North Carolin

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