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  • Sunset On The Ocean in Maui, Hawaii
    Ocean Glory Nights.jpg
  • Sunrise On The Ocean in Maui, Hawaii
    Ocean Glory Days.jpg
  • A dancer putting on one heck of a show about life underwater in the ocean at Sea World in Orlando, Florida.
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  • A'lure, The Call of the Ocean tells the spectacular tale of the Sea Sirens, whose hypnotic calls have lured fisherman into their underwater lairs for centuries. It's a mariner's story that comes to life with flying athletic performers, gravity-defying aerial tumblers and amazing silk yo-yo artists. This aquatic and visual tapestry unfolds on a massive stage at Nautilus Theater in Sea World Orlando.
    Wicked Ribbon Dancer.jpg
  • A seagull flies over the ocean framed by blue skies
    Gull Over The Water.jpg
  • Watching the sun set in the shores of Kona Hawaii on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship "Pride Of America"<br />
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May 6th was a roller-coaster of emotions. It was Linda​'s and My 20th Anniversary, so there was much joy and celebration in our moods. Just as the sun was starting to set along the shores of Kona, Hawaii on our trip, we received the news that a long time family friend of 30+ years had just passed away. <br />
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She was a "Neighborhood Parent" to me growing up (this was back in the days when, not only was it allowed, it was expected that neighbors should reprimand us youngsters for doing stupid things if they noticed it), and later in life a respected friend. She was also a life long friend of my Mom and Dad. My wife grew up on the same street and knew her just as well. <br />
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As we received the news on the top deck of the cruise ship we looked to the setting sun, as I held my mom and we cried together watching the sun fade away. For as much pain as there was in that moment, watching the sun fall from the heavens, we both knew that there was no better place or time to have to deal with the emotions of the moment. <br />
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Luckily I had my camera with me (when do I not?) and I was able to take a few shots to memorialize that blissfully painful moment. And that's why I love photography too, such emotions can be captured forever with a single click of a button.
    A Fond Farewell.jpg
  • Wispy clouds meet the seas just off the coast of Maui at Sunset.
    Lost At Sunset Sea.jpg
  • Watching the sun set in the shores of Kona Hawaii on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship "Pride Of America"
    Shipside Sunset.jpg
  • The Sun Rises along the sea shores near Kauai, Hawaii
    Good Morning Sunshine.jpg
  • Sunset as we depart from Honolulu on Oahu's south shore
    Hawaii Sunset 1.jpg
  • Sunset light and wispy clouds meet the rolling waves in the waters off Maui, Hawaii
    Where Water Meets Sky.jpg
  • The only thing missing from this scene is a Corona bucket.
    Missing Corona Beach.jpg
  • A golden sunset on the sea, along the shores of Maui, Hawaii
    Golden Sunset At Sea.jpg
  • Deep Morning Skies As The Sun Peeks Out in port on Hilo, Hawaii
    Hilo Port Deep Skies.jpg
  • Relaxing day at Daytona Beach.
    beach_umbrella.jpg
  • The main population of California sea lions is found along the west coast in the Pacific Ocean. Harbor seals are commonly found in the coastal waters of the North Atlantic and Pacific oceans. While both are marine mammals and powerful, graceful swimmers, sea lions and seals have distinct differences. Harbor seals and other ?true? seals do not have external ear flaps, while sea lions, along with fur seals and walruses, have visible, external ear flaps. Sea lions can rotate their hind flippers under their bodies, allowing them to walk easily on land. Seals do not have this ability and move about in an inchworm-like motion.
    harbor_loin.jpg
  • Grand Marais is a city in Cook County, Minnesota, United States. The harbor village of Grand Marais, Minnesota is on the North Shore of Lake Superior. Lake Superior looks like an ocean and is very beautiful. There are numerous landscape and scenic shots to be had along the shoreline.
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  • Morning Sunrise Light Peeks Through Pastel Skies Over The Deep Blue Ocean Waters Of Hawaii
    Hawaii Waters.jpg
  • No doubt about it - the flamingo is a curious-looking bird. Its body is extremely slender, its head small, its bill strangely curved and hooked. And then there's the matter of color - how many animals can you name that are HOT PINK?<br />
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Flamingos are social birds. They live in large groups, sometimes up to tens of thousands of birds, an undulating ocean of pink. The sound of a large flamingo flock is also impressive (they're often mistaken for geese) and can be heard a great distance away. The birds are very vocal and use a wide variety of honks, alarm calls and other vocalizations.<br />
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Flamingos in a colony feed together, breed together, and fly together. They eat by day, but when a feeding area no longer provides enough food for the flock, the birds move to another location at night.<br />
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The birds are quite distinctive looking in flight. They stretch out their long necks and legs and spread their wings so the black undersides are visible. A flamingo's wingspan can range from three to five feet, depending on the size of the bird.
    Flamingo Speaks.jpg