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Another one from a September 2007 trip to Point Lobos State Reserve, near Monterey. Worth checking this one out Large On Black
Jennifer Carter-Johnson, Ph.D., J.D.
Associate Professor of Law
Michigan State University College of Law
The rain had pretty much stopped, and in its place came a thick fog. Just about the entire top of the mountain was covered, and is was difficult to see a few feet in front of you. From the waterfall, I drove around the mountain trying to seek out a few good pictures in the fog. I stopped by a small playground and walked around the woods a bit. A recently fallen pine tree jutted out into the mist, with this wave of needles diligently hanging on.
Mt. Nebo State Park is located south of Russellville, Arkansas.
Missouri State promotes diversity by celebrating monthly diversity months. Each November is Native American Heritage Month which has a variety of educational and fun activities for students and the community including a weekend Powwow.
I found this little buddy at the fair in palmer. I love his feathers, but he looked kinda miserable in his cage...
Photo citation: Ted Auch, 2022. Photo courtesy of FracTracker Alliance.
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Mallam Nuhu Ribadu votes in his home town of Yola in Adamawa State Nigeria. (2011 Nigerian Presidential
I love doing maternity sessions. I've noticed that when you tell a pregnant woman to close her eyes and relax, she immediately falls into a very gracious state, as if even two seconds of rest should be relished, and treasured. A genuinely placid look always transpires. You just have to be ready.
A tribute to Utah State University's eight students and one faculty member from the Agricultural Science department killed in a tragic accident Monday, Sept. 26.