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Sunday, December 21, 2008
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- Scotty Graham
- Delhi, India
- I don't know what I want to do when I grow up. I have been a helicopter pilot, a SCUBA instructor, a teacher, and a photographer. I was in Indonesia for the past 27 years, and now in New Delhi, India. It has been a great ride so far, and the adventure continues to get better every day.
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2008
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December
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- Happy New Year, and Good-Bye to 2008
- Yep, It's RED
- Orangutang
- A Couple More Shots From Sunda Kelapa
- Another Trip to Sunda Kelapa
- Christmas Eve
- The Antelope of Chobe
- Zillions of Fish and Reef
- Skywatch Friday - Clouds Over the Gobi
- Just Clowning Around
- Published With A List of Distinguished Names
- Like Fireworks Underwater
- It's No Wonder People Love The Beach
- Fish Forever
- Skywatch Friday - Another Sunrise at Angkor Wat
- A Head of Hair
- Don't Try This At Home
- Surfing
- A Cabin in the Swiss Alps
- Climbing Dunes in the Gobi Desert
- Skywatch Friday - Sunset at Alona Beach
- An Ancient Hallway Bathed in Afternoon Light
- A Boy and His Sheep
- Angkor Wat
- Peeping at the White People
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2 comments:
Beautiful shot Scotty. Love the gorgeous colors and the multitude of fishes...Thomas
Wow Scotty - another great shot of tropical fish! That is so beautiful to see them in their natural habitat like that.
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