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black and white feathers of the anhinga bird

Anhinga Bird Feathers

December 18, 2015 by marymcavoy

Anhinga’s Red Eye

December 17, 2015 by marymcavoy

Categories: Nature, Nature Photography, Photography • Tags: anhinga, bird, red-eye

Anhinga

December 16, 2015 by marymcavoy

Categories: Nature, Nature Photography, Photography • Tags: anhinga

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sublimedays I am a writer. Sublimedays is where I do my social media writing and share content from my novels.
Syntax and Style is my business, which provides individualized, online platforms for authors and photographers.
SilverLining is a photo-blog in which, for five years, I chronicled the four seasons of a small pond near my home. It’s also my personal journey from amateur photographer/naturalist to not-so-amateur photographer/naturalist! It’s a gem of a site!

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When I got home from an afternoon at the mfa I made a delicious dinner - polenta w spinach, mushrooms, & sun dried tomatoes. So yummy!

More images from the Graciela Iturbide exhibit. IG is cropping these badly. I feel it misrepresents the photographer. So go see her work! It's an amazing exhibit by an inspired woman.

Graciela Iturbide photos are intimate portrayals of people and Mexican culture. The exhibit is highly thought provoking. I loved it.

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