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American avocet (Recurvirostra americana) in winter plumage at LaRiviere Marsh, Don Edwards SF Bay NWR.
The Science of Self Reflection - Desktop wallpaper series No. 20 - 1920 x 1200 px - Digital Collage/Drawing
This piece is also available as a 28"x19" gallery quality Giclée print via Society6 - www.society6.com/studio/marksearcy/The_Science_Of_Self_Re...
Well theirs not much to say, I was walking down the river side in Ubud, Bali, and the sky was too bright to take a nice landscape view, so, maybe this will work xD
I hope you will like this HDR self portrait ;)
Have a great year...
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Centene Corporation National Headquarters designed by architect HOK. Left building was constructed by Clayco 10 years ago; right building is under construction by Clayco now. Clayton, Missouri.
Shot through the glass front door of my house & reflecting back through the house to the view out the back windows.
The late night beeps buzzes and whirs were enough to make Buford lose sleep, but when the nocturnal interlopers started shining a light through his bedroom window, he knew he had to take action. So he loaded magnum rounds into his Mossberg and left the window open. After two rounds to the underbelly of the strange machine, Buford realized that he might have a new problem...........
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Strobist: AB800 with Softlighter II on floor at 12:00. Vivitar 283 with Wein Peanut Slave on floor camera right. Vivitar 283 with Wein Peanut Slave on floor camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
Time for a new self portrait! This time in the bathroom of the Monika Centrums Hotel in Riga, Latvia.
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Ha. See what I did there with the title? Anyways, I've been indulging in a lot of free time on my own recently to reflect on my own life instead of constantly involving myself with the others that I surround myself with. It has been a delightfully healthy change that I think was very necessary for myself. To allow myself to gather my thoughts and beliefs and get them all in order.