There is something a bit ironic about this statue in the National Gallery of Art . . . .
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There is something a bit ironic about this statue in the National Gallery of Art . . . .
Read MoreMr. Peabody says, "Sherman, set the WABAC machine for 2002 . . . ."
Read MoreHow is it that a photographer thinks of Bonnie Raitt, Allison Kraus and Macbeth when he ponders this picture? . . . .
Read MoreThe symbiotic relationship of this ivy growing on a giant oak perhaps has something to teach us . . . .
Read MoreIn a quiet Maryland forest, beauty lies in decadent, natural processes . . . .
Read MoreIn a a sprawling military cemetery, the grass, which shows the green blush of spring, and bare trees, which are beginning to bud, stand as symbols of hope . . . .
Read MoreThe so-called "golden hour" is the perfect time to capture a portrait of a venerable oak . . . .
Read MoreThe impressive soaring dome at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, was no doubt inspired by the Roman Pantheon. . . .
Read MoreHe peeks around the corner to get a better look at the American photographer. . . .
Read MoreThe bright green backlit oak leaves are a symbol summer. . . .
Read MoreJoin our Black Hills Photo Adventure this July and you, too, could take home a piece of the Hills . . .
Read MoreThe fresh look of a brightly colored flower may help sooth the late winter blues . . .
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