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Winter Symmetry

Winter Symmetry

This is a created false reflection image, view our entire series of false reflections in our albums.
Grand Junction, CO.

This is a created false reflection image, view our entire series of false reflections in our albums.
Grand Junction, CO.
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Oct, 2014

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Awards

Staff Winter Selection 2015

Superb Composition

+31

Absolute Masterpiece

+25

Outstanding Creativity

+13

Top Choice

+4

Peer Award

+4

All Star

Magnificent Capture

Superior Skill

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Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 2

Top 10 rank week 1

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Young Bighorn at the summit of Mt. Evans in the central rockies of Colorado.
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Brown Pelican along Avalon Bay; just as the sun was going down behind the cliffs.
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"When waves reach to touch clouds that form,
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Created false reflection fine art image.
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"Bell in Hand" Established 1795.

This is one of many versions of the Crater that we captured in Sept. 2015.
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A rescued Tiger at The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, CO.

Former Graduate of the Air Force Academy at the Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs, CO.

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