Professional education awards ceremony event photography for OC AVID Senior Standouts and Scholarships at the Barclay Theatre by Chris Robertson. Photo Deli LLC provides event photography for schools, nonprofits, and education organizations across Orange County, California.

Standout from the norm. That's what makes you outstanding.

Ge digital camera

Noe Valley, San Francisco

There was a huge, dense patch of these guys right behind the cemetery with the rigged up basketball hoop. One single plant was taller and paler than the others.

Alexandra Gomes - Unilever -; Fabiana Suh Castanha - Proxy Media -; Giovanna Santana - Droga Raia -; e Andrea Miranda - Standout -, durante o Fórum E-Commerce Brasil 2019

what is their name? Lady slipper?

Manuel's River after a lot of rain runoff.

this is an oldie but goody, thought it was romantic for Valentines day!!!

iPhone 4

I think that says it all! Single Color Die Cut Sticker

Everyone can standout in a crowd, you just have to look at them the right way.

Photo: Darren Heslop

iPhone snapshot

Concurso de canto e dança cover

A lone birch beside a dense poplar grove

Standout with fire

Canon 5d

430ex speedlite, flash from above with remote trigger.

Alexandra Gomes - Unilever -; Fabiana Suh Castanha - Proxy Media -; Giovanna Santana - Droga Raia -; e Andrea Miranda - Standout -, durante o Fórum E-Commerce Brasil 2019

Standout from the 1971 World Series Champion Pirates first baseman Bob Robertson with the Bethany crew in the PNC Suite. Bob lives in Cumberland, MD. Also from Cumberland (and pictured) Bethanian Johnathan Foster.

Brickworld 2014 - this display was a standout effort!

Professional education awards ceremony event photography for OC AVID Senior Standouts and Scholarships at the Barclay Theatre by Chris Robertson. Photo Deli LLC provides event photography for schools, nonprofits, and education organizations across Orange County, California.

Photo: Darren Heslop

A male cardinal brightens a cold winter day.

Stumbled upon this effect accidentally when playing around with the aperture when using a flash. (I'll admit to exaggerating it a little more in post).