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Favorite Photos

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Morning Clouds Manteo Lighthouse Orchids shot 3 Steps at the Presidio Spirit House in Siem Reap, Cambodia Old Front Staircase Apples at the farmer’s market Festival Park Stormy Seas No Swimming Today gulls.jpg Evening at Nags Head Washington Monument from the steps of the Jefferson Lincoln Memorial Jefferson Memorial Keyhole view from atop the Submarine Arch in the Valley Dead tree in the Coyote Buttes Monument Sunrise Monument Valley The Wave The Wave Chapel Antelope Slots Antelope Slots alcatrazposter2.jpg archposter1.jpg classics.jpg firetruck.jpg mercury.jpg spokes.jpg harpersferry-53.jpg harpersferry-55.jpg harpersferry-114.jpg raindrops1.jpg missionflowers.jpg reflectingpool.jpg twinfalls.jpg man-walking-in-angkor-wat.jpg monk-at-the-bayon0.jpg temple-doorway.jpg temple-shrines.jpg pillars-at-bayon.jpg manassascannon-2.jpg saguaro-41.jpg sanfranposter1.jpg steeringwheel.jpg wright-bros-monument0.jpg Orchids Orchid Orchid Building Shot One My buds, Mike, Scott, and Dave with me in DC (Photo by Scott Kelby) Me in Arizona (Photo by Scott Kelby) fall38-edit.jpg fall35-edit.jpg fall12-edit.jpg fall20-edit.jpg Processed using Kelby 7-Point System Another Tiger Shot Tiger in the leaves Lion Rock Creek

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  1. Walt says:
    March 22, 2008 at 8:46 am

    Hey Jeff…really love your photos. I’m listening to your Digital Photography Show interview with Scott Sherman at this very moment. I’m also a huge fan of your buddy Mr. Kelby–he must be a great guy to shoot with.

    Anyway, I just wanted to say ‘keep up the great work’. As a photo enthusiast myself, it’s very encouraging to see such quality work coming from another enthusiast.

    Walt

    PS: I personally don’t believe a photography ‘pro’ is someone who makes money from their art. How much MORE perseverence does it take to bring your photography to the next level when you are not being paid for the sacrifice of time and effort it requires. (P.R.O. = Photos Reveal Obsession)

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  2. Andy Smith says:
    July 9, 2008 at 10:23 am

    Love the “Gulls” photograph. Perfect.

    Andy

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  3. mike meyer says:
    July 25, 2008 at 7:41 am

    Hey that sure is a handsome bunch of guys. Looks like they could use a good steak. May I suggest Mike’s American Grill in Springfield, VA. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

    mike meyer

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  4. Rae says:
    December 4, 2008 at 9:22 pm

    You are a genius. Of course I am biased too. :o )

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  5. Russ says:
    June 18, 2009 at 11:10 pm

    Your work is amazing. I am glad you have shared you knowledge and talent with everyone to learn from and enjoy. I am truly proud of you and what you have accomplished.

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  6. Bob Ahrens says:
    July 15, 2009 at 10:12 pm

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE WORLD THE WAY YOU SEE IT, THE WAY WE ALL MIGHT SEE IT IF WE JUST STOPPED TO LISTEN TO WHAT THE EARTH IS SAYING TO US …NO “SHOUTING AT US”…. TO STOP AND PAY ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS OF THE WONDERS OF OUR AMAZING OH SO FRAGILE BLUE MARBLE WE CALL HOME.

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  7. Marcelo Llobet says:
    April 6, 2010 at 12:26 am

    Your photos are a inspiration to continue taking pictures!!!

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  8. vincent says:
    April 9, 2010 at 5:02 pm

    Your book on how to get the best out of Nikon D5000 is brilliant. You seem to understand artistic minds like mine and have not delved into technical details which would have bored me to death. I would recommed it to D5000 users and to new DSLR users. It was a great buy!

    Vince

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    • jeff says:
      April 10, 2010 at 4:44 pm

      Thanks for the kind words Vincent. I am glad the book was such a big hit with you and I appreciate you giving it such a great endorsement.

      Jeff

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