New Years Eve
Handheld camera shot taken at Gervasi Vineyard on New years Eve 12/31/2011.
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Night Photography – Gervasi Vineyard
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Safari – Impala Antelope
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Impala, South Africa
Impalas are medium-sized antelopes that wander the savanna and woodlands of eastern and southern Africa. I snapped this photo in Kruger National Park, South Africa in 2009.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Benjamin Franklin
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Panorama – Fall Colors
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Oct 2012 at Shiva Vishnu Temple
You will find this scenic surrounding on the property of the Shiva Vishnu Temple in Parma, Ohio. The temple is located on on Ridge Road.
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On The Road – South Dakota
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Out The Window
Taken through the drivers side window of a 1972 Chevy Nova in July 1973. We were driving to The Badlands National Monument. Note the side view mirror in the lower right portion of the photo.
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Car Photo – 1969 Chevelle
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Night Photography – The Galleria at Niagara Falls
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Safari – Crocodile
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Early afternoon in Kruger Park
One of the scariest sights to see are the crocodiles laying in wait ready to chomp into their victims and drag them under the water. Whenever you see a body of water you just need to start looking close and you will eventually see them. They are good at blending in and/or looking like logs floating in the water.
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Panorama Photography
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Morning time in the camp
The above picture was created from two 35mm slides I took on a camping trip in 1977. The pictures were not ideal candidates for a photo merge and I had to create a right leg in the center of the picture to give it a little cleaner look. This picture is much more interesting than displaying the two pictures separately. It provides a better feeling of perspective of the camp by seeing a wider view.