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As I came out of the house this morning I saw these and had to go back in and grab my camera for a few shots of them. Part of the flowers that grow in one of my...
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As I came out of the house this morning I saw these and had to go back in and grab my camera for a few shots of them. Part of the flowers that grow in one of my flower beds around the house
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Canon EOS 80D

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 85/1

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Jun, 2022

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Another one of the roses that I have in my yard that had water drops from a light misty rain on it.

For this one I managed to zoom in one of the many roses that are now blooming in the rose garden

Photo of an old Radio Flyer wagon long ago abandoned and forgotten in the forest. Taken in the afternoon sunlight under a pine forest.

Long set of arches under the main building of Ft. Pickens taken in vertical format.

A Great Horned Owl at the bird sanctuary near me that was rescued and rehabilitated. Taken while sitting on a handler's glove for a demonstration.

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Very early morning shot with the sun just rising over the lake and the mist rising from the surface. Taken at about 32 or 33 degrees and about 8:15 AM

View of the beach area of Eagle Lake from across the lake with the mist rising from the lake and the reflections of the trees and fall colors on the s

One of the 21 sets of falls in Rickett's Glen State Park in Pennsylvania

An early morning shoot before the sun rose for the day with the clouds across the bay and the moon still in the sky.

Red Tailed Hawk that was permanently injured and partially rehabilitated at the bird sanctuary near me. Taken while sitting on the handler's glove for

Pier on Pensacola Beach taken on an early morning shoot just after sunrise.

Looking up the spiral staircase of the Pensacola Lighthouse as I was climbing them to the top of the lighthouse.

Another of my gladiolas that I got a surprise out of as it seemed as if it had changed colors overnight. And as always it brings me great pleasure to

Mosquito Hawk in the early morning covered in dew and not moving. Taken in a macro shot while he was hanging on some low hanging grass.

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