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| This gallery has a few samples of Africa’s fabulous photo opportunities, with colorful images of some Masai Mara natives, and such wildlife as lions, cheetahs, elephants, hippos, giraffe, rhinos, and African birds images, which are scattered throughout the Stock Shop gallery, as well. |
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| This gallery contains some wonderful pictures of Madgascar! |
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| A sample of pictures from Joanne's latest trip to the Inagua National Park, click to view some images of local wildlife, and culture. |
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| Nowhere in the “lower forty” is there a state similar to Alaska. Photographing the scenics and grandeur of Alaska is a humbling experience. When I look at the total picture, I realize how small and unimportant I am. Enjoy the “tip of the iceberg” of photographs I took on my all-too-short trip there. |
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| This gallery contains some samples of my black and white images. |
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| The islands are one of the last great unspoiled wilderness areas left on Earth and form a bridge between the Antarctic and South American continent. As many of you may never get to see the Falkland wildlife firsthand, I invite you on a short journey. |
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| Guyana, South America’s last frontier, is nestled between Venezuela, Brazil and the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| A photographer’s “playground” with fabulous scenic opportunities of this “River of Grass”, wonderful reflections, sunsets, sunrises, hundreds of species of birds, mammals and other wildlife. Enjoy the images! |
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| Click to see sample beautiful images of great scenic and peculiar birds in the state of Maine that were taken during Joanne's latest visit to the region. |
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| This is truly an avian ‘smorgasbord’, which will treat you to a view of birds from around the world. You fly off to parts of Africa, the Bahamas, Falkland Islands and much of the United States. Enjoy your avian journey!!! |
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| This gallery contains sample images of the flora and fauna of the mysterious Louisiana bayou from Joanne's latest trip. |
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| A brief photographic journey to one of the most lush and tropical Central American countries. View a few of the 'over-900' species of birds. Panama is truly a nature photographer's paradise with its gorgeous waterfalls, flora & fauna. Hopefully, this will excite your adventuresome spirit and you'll join me on a photographic tour of this beautiful country. |
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| The beatiful islands where Darwin studied. Each individual island has it own unique landscape, its own unique species of critter, it own special charm unlike its neighboring island. |
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| A visual tribute to a fading way of life that has been the foundation of this country. Cowboys, roundups, cattle, horses and campfires conjure up all sorts of romantic visions. “Happy Trails”! |
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| Ecuador is one of the most “species-rich” nations on earth---so much so ecologists have dubbed it a “megadiversity hotspot”. In my opinion, it is also one of the most beautiful countries on earth probably due to the vast variety of habitats. |
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| In this gallery, there are literally hundreds of images touching various topics & subjects such as: environmental, ranching, birds, animals, people and places from around the world. Humor and “artsy-fartsy” hasn’t escaped me, my lens & trigger finger. A must look-see for publishers, editors, art directors, & browsers alike. |
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| Pantanal-Brazil:
The Pantanal is the world’s largest inland wetland, an immense alluvial plain being a seasonally flooded plain fed by the Paraguay River. At 68,000 square miles, it is ten times the size of the Everglades, and has the largest concentration of flora & fauna of all of the Americas combined! About 80% of the Pantanal is in Brazil sharing its borders with Bolivia and Paraguay. The Pantanal is one of the world’s most productive habitats. Annual floods, fed by tropical rains, create a giant nursery for aquatic life, including 260 species of fish. As the waters recede in the dry season, the Pantanal attracts hundreds of species of birds (about 650) and other animals. It is truly one of this hemisphere’s great natural wonders.
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| To all nature and wildlife photographers, birders, and nature lovers I've met and come to know over the years, I dedicate this gallery to you. |
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