Photography

Here are a few of my favorite photo's that I have taken.  I will be adding other's as well as a link to a photo Journal.  All Photo's are my private pictures. Please do not copy or reproduce with out my written permission.
Lily at the Sunken Garden
Lincoln, NE

Golden Boogie

KS Sunset

Jewel's Field


The Columns at Pioneers Park
Lincoln, NE


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