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I took many photos during our tour of the Maine coast. These fishing boats were moored in Seal Harbor, south of Acadia National Park. We experience rain and fog nearly every day during our autumn visit, but this did make for some interesting shots. I love that the faded Cerulean-blue boat tells you that this isn't a sepia or black-and-white photo.
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Another one of my favorite photos from Kansas, this pic was taken in winter at Cheney Reservoir in the central part of the state, the lake frozen over and a tree stump making a shadow in the sunset. Well played, Kansas. Well played.
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Those who know me know that I love birds and wildflowers and have taken photos of both all over the country. The flowers below just seemed to be overjoyed to be living in the California desert, despite their hardship, and this shot is a favorite among my wildflower photos.
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The decrepit building in the nearly-abandoned town of Miami, Arizona, caught my attention when I saw the trailered Metro parked in front. My dad used to drive a baby-blue-and-white one when I was growing up.
I love coming across interesting old relics or structures and imagining what they were like when they were first built. This building looked like it once had some real personality. I was pleased to have also captured a bird's shadow on the faded blue wall. 
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Not far from the popular Bear Lake in the Rocky Mountain National Park is another, smaller pool, the beautiful Sprague Lake, where I have taken many photos. One such photo was this chipmunk, seemingly impervious to my presence. Evidently nothing stands between a chipmunk and his snack...
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