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Essas são algumas fotos antigas de Manaus e do Amazonas, feitas em 1999 com uma valente Kodak DC265.
Trap Camera let in the forest to capture a set of unique images to create the album: The Amazon Rainforest Portraits
Could be a mirid bug, I didn't get a good look at the front before it scuttled off. Found during a night hike in Pantiacolla midlevel rainforest, Manu national park, Peru.
Since Amazon started offering Amazon Prime trials to people like me, I was hesitent to sign up at first since it may be more trouble than it's worth. Forgetting to cancel it might cost you $79 per year.
I found a simple way of getting around this: After signing up for it, go make a friend "Birthday Reminder" on Amazon and use it to remind yourself to cancel it!
How ironically neat!
How to access Amazon Cloud Drive from the command line on Linux
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Family oustide their home on the bank of the Amazon River on the Breves Narrows between Belem and Santarem, Brazil.
This photo does not portray the hectic life in this area of the river. Boats of all sizes just are in constant flux going in all kinds of directions.
Carissa and I gave each other photographic homework assignments. My task was to photograph one item three different ways. This is my Kindle, lit entirely by computers in all three photos.
An Amazon Tree Boa (Corallus hortulanus) in the Peruvian Amazon (Purchase prints or other services at www.tomambrosephotography.com)
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Flowering reeds break up the jungle's shoreline all along the river banks. Note the Amazon's brown water full of flooding sediment.