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Picture I designed honoring my hometown of Denver Colorado featuring the city skyline and it's 4 major sports teams. #picsart #snapseed #skylines #denver #colorado #broncos #rockies #nuggets #avalanche #cities #colors #milehigh
Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) 2017 Annual Convention, September 6-9, 2017, Kansas City, Missouri (Rodney Choice/Choice Photography/www.choicephotography.com)
At each of the four corners of the garden there is a pavilion. These symbolise the four seasons. The Pavilion of Myriad (or Ten Thousand) Springs is the most famous and occupies the eastern corner. Built in 1535 and restored during the Qing dynasty, as its name implies, it is this pavilion that symbolises spring.
Baker City, OR
About 5 hours from Portland, and the last day of my Tucson to Portland via Denver road trip.
Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) 2017 Annual Convention, September 6-9, 2017, Kansas City, Missouri (Rodney Choice/Choice Photography/www.choicephotography.com)
CRAFTERS COFFEE
Dirección: Boulevard El Hipódromo y Avenida Las Magnolias, Zona Rosa San Salvador, El Salvador Centroamérica
It's a shame that there was a lot of haze that day.
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 70-200mm f/4L IS
75mm 1/160s f/11.0 ISO 100
Dolica Tripod
Lightroom 3.4.1
An engraving bound between pages 528 and 529 of Picturesque America; or The Land We Live In, pubished by D. Appleton And Co., New York, 1872.
The reservoir was located in Ohio City, in the block that now includes Fairview Park. The space it occupied is now bounded by Franklin Avenue on the north, West 38th Street on the west, Woodbine Avenue on the south, and West 32nd Street on the east.
Juan David Gaviria is a Toronto artist of Colombian heritage with no formal training in fine arts. He has been greatly influenced by the avant-garde art movement and has recently returned to his Baroque roots. His subject matter more often than not studies the idea of the femme fatale. Juan’s biggest inspiration comes from women in general, perceived in different eras and different roles. His exhibit Las Mujeres provides a looking glass into a variety of women’s emotional experiences and are meant to be interpreted personally by the viewer.