Life...through my eyes.

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amysgallery > Our reflections in the window on a road trip near Salmon, Idaho 7.08
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amysgallery > Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, YNP
amysgallery > Rural mail boxes and Idaho summer sunset. 8.21.08
amysgallery > Lorenzo Bridge
amysgallery > American grain bin and barn south of Idaho Falls, Idaho. 9.08
amysgallery > Old barn in Beach, North Dakota I entered this picture in 2 local fairs this summer, 2008, in the amateur photography class. This picture placed 1st in its class in the Bonneville County Fair, and took 3rd place in its class in the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
amysgallery > Canadian Geese perched on the falls, Snake River, Idaho Falls, ID. 10.08
Old barn in Beach, North Dakota

I entered this picture in 2 local fairs this summer, 2008, in the amateur photography class. This picture placed 1st in its class in the Bonneville County Fair, and took 3rd place in its class in the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
amysgallery > Old barn in Beach, North Dakota I entered this picture in 2 local fairs this summer, 2008, in the amateur photography class. This picture placed 1st in its class in the Bonneville County Fair, and took 3rd place in its class in the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
Old barn in Beach, North Dakota

I entered this picture in 2 local fairs this summer, 2008, in the amateur photography class. This picture placed 1st in its class in the Bonneville County Fair, and took 3rd place in its class in the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
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"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place...I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them." Elliot Erwitt