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04-02-0725-11-18 / Lisa Guidarini / 2 Comments

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Mixed Berries – Photo by Lisa Guidarini (Canon EOS XTi)

Photo of the Day

03-02-0725-11-18 / Lisa Guidarini / 2 Comments

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How the Fortune Cookie Crumbles – Photo by Lisa Guidarini (Canon EOS XTi)

Photo of the Day

02-02-0725-11-18 / Lisa Guidarini / 4 Comments

“Oh, tiger-lily,” said Alice, “I wish you could talk!” – Alice in Wonderland – (Canon PowerShot A700)

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27-01-0725-11-18 / Lisa Guidarini / 6 Comments

Fill ‘er Up – Photo by Lisa Guidarini (Canon EOS XTi)

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