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panorama taken on a walk with my dog, Ralph...this was hand held but worked out better than I thought it would...

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the dark wood

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this was a very cold morning

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an herb farm

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under the dome

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the window to other places

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Mushrooms in November

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a sunset with silhouetted trees taken on one of my walks with Ralph

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Castle hill lighthouse at dusk...the wind was whipping and sending spray all over me and my camera...just before sunset the sky was lovely.

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wood detail on a cut tree

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This was taken from a car window while at a stoplight driving through the city of Providence, after going to a friend's gallery opening..

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I don't know what the heck happened to me..but this may be the result of the wine I drank.

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the remnants of a heavy rainstorm clearing in the morning

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interior detail of a lamp

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thin ice

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turkey feather

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frost

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leaves and light

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watercolor effect on the last of the tree color in RI

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sunlight and a light fog at daybreak

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looking down at what is left of a tree after logging

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sunset at the coast of Jamestown, RI

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tree detail of an oak

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wild geese flying

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saddle detail in my barn; this was taken with the Olympus M-10

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This is an abandoned building at the Hope mill in RI..

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morning light in the forest

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This is a macro image of a glass vase

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three duck toys..wet plate effect

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a piece of heavy equipment nearby..I used a posterize filter on it..

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morning in my backyard..a shed, and to the right, is my path to the woods