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I laid in the mud along the shoreline of the marsh just as the sun was rising. This Snowy Egret made its way right in front of the sun for a nice silhouette as it stalked the shallows in search of food.
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A insisted we go to the wedding. After a six hour drive, A sulked that it was on a beach, and hardly socialized. I had to beg for a dance.
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My first time ever seeing these rare nearly all white deer in the wild. I spotted this one just before sunrise in the Pine Barrens in the middle of southern New Jersey. When I first caught a glimpse of it I thought it was trash on the far side of a lake. When I pointed the lens at it I quickly realized it was a piebald whitetail deer and a great looking one at that. The calm morning gave a nice reflection on the water. I watched this deer for maybe 2 minutes before it disappeared into the forest.
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We took a day trip to Philadelphia to explore and create. We ended up in Rittenhouse Square, my favorite area of Philly. I took this picture right before we went to get smoothies. It captures the feeling you get in the Rittenhouse area; the hustle and bustle of city life, great tones, incredible buildings, but a small hometown vibe. When I see this picture it puts me back in that happy place.
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I took this photo at sunrise on the one year anniversary of my friends suicide. He unfortunately took his life on the same beach I’m standing on.
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Taken in Highlands,NJ on a very foggy day. I used a Sony a7 camera and a Minolta 50mm lens. Please follow me on Instagram @alphawolffphotos, Thank you and I hope you enjoy!
Experienced by Andrew Wolff
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This is a building with Chinese architecture lit up at night. This building can be seen for miles around Reading, PA
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I was on a college campus in Reading, PA when I spotted a Red-tailed Hawk sitting in a tree. I was in awe by the beauty of this bird.
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After delays and long lines at the airport, I was glad to finally have boarded the last flight of my month-long summer trip and could not wait to get this flight over with. As I opened the window shade, Mother Nature forced me to take my words back.
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In 2014, I took a trip to New York for the cliche and touristy site seeing ventures. On a foggy day, we went to the Statue of Liberty. Trying to create various angles, I stood just a bit off to the side and tilted my camera upwards. After a handful of shots, and shifting the camera’s angel, I saw an airplane in the top left corner of the frame. It appeared and disappeared within the clouds. So, in hopes that I could perhaps capture it near the statue, I took a bunch of photos. Then, this happened. Yes, it’s not perfectly centered between the crown, but still // a new angle on the same statue.
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Dan O’Brien’s Timberland boots resting against a tree in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park after a long day at work in Williamsburg.
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Walking through Brooklyn, I saw the same shot as seen in Once Upon A Time In America, and to my surprise, the Empire State Building lined up perfectly with the bridge. One of NYC’s best hidden gems.
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I have always wanted to capture the New York skyline but was never able to. This time I went early to the Brooklyn Bridge Park and sat down in the hopes of getting that shot. As you can see, I was lucky enough to get this beautiful shot of this awesome city.
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While this is a picture thousands of people had taken, I was working just on the Brooklyn side of the Brooklyn Bridge and so I took my camera and tripod with me and took this image.
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Got so many reactions on my latest post about why I’m leaving IG to focus on Unsplash that I got motivated to share this one with a bit of advance on my schedule. https://medium.com/@jpvalery/3-reasons-why-im-leaving-instagram-and-focusing-on-unsplash-4faa1fe7f697 It’s a 100MP panorama of NYC. Enjoy! Jp Valery is one of the best photographers in Montréal, QC. He’s a self-taught photographer passionate by his craft. He’s available for hire - no projects are too big or too small - and can be contacted at contact@jpvalery.photo.
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This photo was taken from a helicopter while I was researching the geography of New York City for a Monte Verde Media client, Metropolis Moving.
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When the sun started to go down there was a big cloud blocking the show. I turned around and started walking up this bridge. I was trying to get a picture of some ivy against a wall when I made it 3/4 the way up that bridge. I turned around and saw the sky open up and turn a golden purplish color. This was one of the coolest sunsets I’ve ever seen.
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The sun was just coming up and I was taking pictures from the Empty Sky Memorial in Jersey. I like the way this picture has a gentle morning feel about the sky with the bustling city just coming into life beneath.
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One of the coldest days I have ever experienced. Sunny, below freezing and the wind must have been blowing 50 mph through lower Manhattan. As we exited the 9/11 Memorial, I had to capture this image of the Freedom Tower, frozen in time.
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Traveling from Central America, the first impression of the big apple was two things gather in this pictures, skyscraper and surveillance, it was great to be in NYC, but I couldn’t ignored how this two things can make the first impression.
Experienced by Enrique Alarcon