Lori
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Lori Peters
United States
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Lori Walton
United States
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Lori Smaltz
United States
332 creative works found
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2 beautiful Red Lory birds, or Eos bornea. these birds live in Moist low land forests, and mangrove forests. This photo put a smile on my face, I hope it does yours too :) Canon 50D, 400mm. Available Large!
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petunia and flag for Lori! My thanks to you for your service to our country!!!
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Is that who you’re looking for? :)
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Featured in the “Smoky Mountain Masterpieces” group.
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January 9, 2009 As Is Top 10 in challenge winner / As seen at CardLady /
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Fog rising through beams of sunrise. This cemetery in Savannah, Georgia is well known due to the book and movie. “Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil” I like to walk here, it is so peaceful and very interesting to look at. I like to go there early in the morning (when this photo was taken) when hardly anyone is there. High resolution fine quality digital photograph. All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use contact : lori@lorismaltz.com
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Bonaventure Cemetery. / Savannah, Georgia. All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use please contact lori@lorismaltz.com High resolution fine quality digital photograph.
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Dense fog early in the morning at the cemetery most recently famous for the book and movie, “Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil” All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT public domain, they are for purchase only and are protected by US and International Copyright laws. / ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use contact me at lori@lorismaltz.com High resolution fine quality digital photograph.
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Through the fog. This image is currently being used by local tourist company Sixth Sense Savannah in their brochure for Bonaventure Cemetery Tours Savannah, Georgia. All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use contact lori@lorismaltz.com High resolution fine quality digital photograph.
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Death’s head moth and eerie writing reflect this famous line. lol
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Origin: Islands of Indonesia pollen, fruits In the wild, lories feed on nectar, pollen, fruits, and the occasional insect. All lories have a tongue that is specially adapted with a brush-like tip composed of elongated papillae. This feature enables the birds to collect pollen from flowers and compress it into a form suitable for swallowing. They play a major role in the pollinating or trees and flowering plants in their native Indonesia coastal and mountain forests. They play a major role in the pollinating or trees and flowering plants in their native Indonesia coastal and mountain forests.
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All eagles are renowned for their excellent eyesight, and the bald eagle is no exception. They have two foveae or centers of focus, that allow the birds to see both forward and to the side at the same time. Bald eagles are capable of seeing fish in the water from several hundred feet above, while soaring, gliding or in flapping flight. This is quite an extraordinary feat, since most fish are counter-shaded, meaning they are darker on top and thus harder to see from above. Fishermen can confirm how difficult it is to see a fish just beneath the surface of the water from only a short distance away. / Young bald eagles have been known to make mistakes, such as attacking objects like plastic bottles floating on or just below the surface of the water. Bald eagles will locate and catch dead fish much more rapidly and efficiently than live fish, because dead fish float with their light underside up, making them easier to see. / Eagles have eyelids that close during sleep. For blinking, they also have an inner eyelid called a nictitating membrane. Every three or four seconds, the nictitating membrane slides across the eye from front to back, wiping dirt and dust from the cornea. Because the membrane is translucent, the eagle can see even while it is over the eye. / Eagles, like all birds, have color vision. An eagle’s eye is almost as large as a human’s, but its sharpness is at least four times that of a person with perfect vision. The eagle can probably identify a rabbit moving almost a mile away. That means that an eagle flying at an altitude of 1000 feet over open country could spot prey over an area of almost 3 square miles from a fixed position.
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Taken Oct. 11, 2008 in Cades Cove, Townsend, TN. Featured in “Antlers, Racks, and Other Horned Animals”
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In times of unsureness don’t leave him behind. Take Him with you wherever you may roam. Let Him carry you when it gets too tough. But never leave Him behind. Featured work in the “For the Love of Jesus” group
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Spring azaleas. Savannah, Georgia. Orton technique applied. All Rights Reserved © 2009 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use, contact me at: lori@lorismaltz.com
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Fog early morning. Savannah, Georgia. / Cemetery recently famous for the movie and book, / “Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil” All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use contact lori@lorismaltz.com High resolution fine quality digital photo with Orton Technique.
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Was gonna hold off a little on this one, but Lori Peters just made me realize that we need to CELEBRATE FREEDOM every chance we can ! ! / Lori, for the love you have in your heart, and for all the wonderful Service Men and Women serving our Country, and risking their lives… / Babe..THIS ONE IS FOR YOU / (photo taken at the Denver Stock yards, Denver, Colorado, words added via CS3) / /
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Fog in Bonaventure Cemetery. Savannah, Georgia. All Rights Reserved © 2007 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. For license or other use contact me at lori@lorismaltz.com
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....for larry the gemini All Rights Reserved 2009 Lori Smaltz / My images are NOT PUBLIC domain, they are protected by US and International Copyright laws, and are for purchase only, ANY other use constitutes infringement violation and prosecution will occur to the fullest extent of all applicable laws. / For license or other use contact lori@lorismaltz.com Stock credits: All graveyard photos and textures by me / Model white dress: magikstock / Model in ground: nanfe-stock / Moon brush by anodyne-stock
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A Skinny Girl Named Lisa (i gave the honor to Lori Peters to name her & she chose Lisa, :O))))))
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Wacom drawn on the computer
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Rudy out running about.
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This little Lady and her Hubby and two children came to visit us today, just couldn’t help but share her beauty with you all.
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My first try at this. Be kind.
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