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fakeflamenco.com
Sunsets are beautiful in many locales. When the sun goes down over the ocean in Puerto Rico, it is particularly so. On New Year's Eve, I walked two blocks down the hill from the Red Flamboyán to the nearest beach. I didn't know what I would find. A rough path from the roadway led to... |
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wanderingdawgs.com
I have reached the age where I don't have to travel to an exciting destination or have a big party to celebrate my birthday. Last year we enjoyed our anniversary celebration in Darien so much I wanted to return this year for my birthday. We traveled south on U.S. Hwy 17 to our destination on... |
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photobyjohnbo.com
Inlet to Peggy's Cove It's been a scorcher of a summer, and with September upon us, I think we've earned a cool change-shout?out to Little River Band. This week's Lens?Artists Challenge takes a slightly different angle on water, focusing not on the waves or currents themselves but on the landscapes, structures, and stories that unfold... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
Like many others. I suspect, I'm not really comfortable with portrait photography. There's no doubt that it's an art form in itself - cf. Annie Leibovitz, for example, or Karsh of Ottawa - but I feel much more relaxed focusing (literally) on non-human subjects. Nonetheless, I thought I'd give it a go for the Lens-Artists... |
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