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Squall Line developing near Beatrice NE on April 14 2012..

Pine Valley Resivoir sunset pictures

A photo from last week's Developed Camera Club meeting.

Developed using darktable 4.0.0

Developing Leaders Day 2014

Col. M. Strauss Scantlin speaks at the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday, Novermber 20, 2024.

Developing thunderstorms, photographed south of Chadron, Nebraska on June 8, 2018.

This was the first photo. Not bad. Not good.

developing & implementing a piece within our Turnton Series which is targeting 6-12 year old kids is both challening and great fun

Developing thunderstorms, photographed south of Chadron, Nebraska on June 11, 2018.

favorite shot. as soon as I saw lesson 1 I knew immediately and without hesitation. my artistic voice is my camera.

Banners were torn, mattresses and furniture lied all over the site. Parts of the stage also caught a minor fire that broke out during the melee.

My first entry into the Develop 2012 (366) project. This is the flag that represents my church. I thought it was a good starter pic. My husband and I were walking around town today and I wanted to get a pic of our church. They're a very big part of our life.

Eggs found on Physalis plant by a Blandy Experimental Farm student researcher. This picture was taken through a dissecting microscope.

Shot and developed by me.

 

hasselblad 500cm

Spot Illustration Commission

Software - Adobe Illustrator

Developed using darktable 4.0.0

photo credit- Aimee Wedemeier

 

Youth Employment in Parks (YEP) is a partnership between AYEA and Anchorage Parks and Recreation. This year 50 diverse Anchorage teens will gain valuable employment experience working in Anchorage parks while developing leadership and outdoor skills. Teens will learn about the environment, give back to our community, gain valuable job skills, and develop mentoring relationships with leaders in our city.

 

For more info: www.muni.org/parks/YEP.cfm

Welcome Queens Village part II congrats u did it

First time seeing this orchid was here in Otsego WMA. Lots of them too! This place has a lot of invasives, haven't seen any restoration efforts besides the cleaning up of garbage dumped by local residents in the parking area.

Developed using darktable 3.0.2

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