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60’s Pop Art
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A Pond Kaleidoscope
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A Wave Play
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African Snow
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Albert Einstein
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Another Door Opens
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Apple Temptation
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Atlantic Break
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Babyfoot Reflections
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Barrier Reef
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Beneath the Veil
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Between Bow & Roses
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Blind Passion
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Blue Mirror
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Boundless
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Brainiac
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Coastal Cascade
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Coastal Pebbles
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Crazy APHRODITA
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Crazy APHRODITA
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Crazy APHRODITA
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Crazy APHRODITA
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Crazy DYNA
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Crazy DYNA
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Crazy DYNA
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Crazy DYNA
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Crazy PAMELA
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Crazy Taurina
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Crazy Taurina
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Crazy Taurina
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Dagger Falls
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Desmaterials 1
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Desmaterials 3
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Desmaterials 5
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Desmaterials 5
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Fire & Ice
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First Light
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Fitz Roy
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Fitz Roy
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Frank Sinatra
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Gold
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Golden Pioneer
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Golden Slumbers
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Hillside Blues
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Jordan Pond Morning
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Kodama
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Last Dollar Road
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Lush Chaos
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Madequesham
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Marshland
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Matrix of Urban Life
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Mesmerized
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Metalica 10
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Metalica 11
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Metalica 12
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Metalica 13
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Metalica 4
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Metalica 5
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Metalica 6
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Metalica 7
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Metalica 8
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Mick & Jerry
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Monet Lilies
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Monet’s Dream
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Mount Hood
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Nature’s Circuit Board
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Neighbor’s POV
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No Cry
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None Existentia 3
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None Existentia 4
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None Existentia 5
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Nude Metal
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Okavango Twilight
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Okavango Twilight (Diptych)
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One
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Paper Dress
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Patagonia
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Perito Moreno
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Picasso Red
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Picasso’s Last Leaf
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Playful Tarn
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Prairie Colors
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Sea and Sand
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Sepia
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Splash of Blue
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Summer Solstice
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Sunrise Blooms
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Tarn Daydreamin’
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Tarn Symphony
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TAURINA
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The Eye of the Antelope
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The Fullest Bloom Black, White & Tiffany Blue
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The Fullest Bloom Golden Mirror
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The Fullest Bloom in Orb
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The Fullest Bloom Tiffany Full Tint
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The Grand Canyon
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The Heart is the Core and Prana Brings All Life
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Tranquility
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Verdant Tributary
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Wishing Leaf
Photography for sale online
Photography describes a technology that records lasting images from real life by utilizing light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically or through an image sensor or chemically using a light-sensitive material. A camera is the tool used to capture and focus light reflected from objects into a replicate image on the light-sensitive surface inside the device (camera) during a timed period called “exposure”. The result is an invisible image which is later chemically brought forth into a visible image or recorded on a digital card inserted in camera. Photography is often used to document a period, mood or moment. The immediacy of the camera’s ability to capture images gives cause to the role of photography in art.