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| A sepia toned cyclist on the open road. |
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| This was also taken inside FAO Schwartz. I had disappeared for a minute and when I caught up with her, Karen was in Big Blue's chair with a big red dog in her lap. It was a Kodak moment. |  |
| This fellow almost disappeared in the brush along the cross Florida barge canal as he stops for a drink. |
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| The same raccoon pops up out fo the grass to take a look around. |
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| The aftermath of hurricane Charlie, September 14, 2004. Charlie blew through at 90mph and managed to create havoc in his short pass. The city was weeks cleaning up. |
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| One of my more interesting touristy shots taken at Sea World. |
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| A beautiful bald eagle at Wauchula, Florida. |
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| One of our favorite activities on the Peace River is digging for fossils. Once we create a pothole to uncover artifacts, we backfill the hole when we leave to preserve the riverbed environment. On this trip we found a frog shoulder, a bird rib, several shark teeth, dugong rib, stingray barbs, and ray mouth plates - all fossilized. |  |
| A nice catch. Too small. This was a black bass under 14" so it had to be released. |  |
| This is Dead Lake in northern Florida. You have to look closely to see the water line. |
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| New York in October. Along the Mohawk. |
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| One of my favorite sunset shots. |
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