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What a way to spend half an hour. Emmerse your feet in this scalding water. If you can stand leaving them there, you will feel relaxed for the rest of the day.
Qamar khan a great man. He was such a nice person and was very happy to meet us. He told us that he love to eat "MEETHA". And while we were working he was with us all the time and was very happy and continuously he was praying for us.
Closeup of a colony of rice coral (Montipora capitata). Photo by: NOAA, 2017
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Another image from my walk the other day in Golden Ears Park. As with the image posted a few days ago, I used a close up filter on my 50mm, and my speedlight stuffed into a small softbox on a ttl cord. I had the camera on slow burst mode and the flash at 1/8th power and I focused by slowly moving my body.
f16, 1/100sec, ISO 200
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Macro view of a Columbine in the Willamette Valley of Oregon.
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Closeup if a canvas-like cover around a small pot with daffodils inside. I took it with my macro lens.
Closeup view of rail tracks in the Historic South Tacoma District of Tacoma, Washington
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