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Monthly Photo Tip – March 2010
I am always on the lookout of ways to minimize camera vibration during exposure that may result in low quality and blurry... »
At Home
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Pick of the Day – Edward Sobuta
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Share “After adding my name to the cache, I walked to the northern edge of the mountain, leaned into the wind, and stared out over the partially frozen Arctic Ocean. To the east, the mountains of Greenland rose upward out of the sea. Inland and to the west, the sun glinted off Ellesmere’s peaks. Some... »