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Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge - a favorite place to take photos in Michigan.

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This is where I am right now! :)

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A favorite place to visit :)

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Where my in-laws are...second home.

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Oh, the 80s. Good times. Good times.

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This is where I spent a good part off my childhood. I still have many friends I carry with me.

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Love the beautiful Ozarks!

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Where I belong...

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This is where I live!

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An incredible spot to walk by..

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This is where I was born…

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Beautiful place, beautiful people and amazing food!!

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Thousands of roller coasters!!!! All day long!!!

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In the ocean!

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I raised my 3 daughters in Hallsville, Mo. Now, my oldest and her grandson live in the family home.

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Welcome to the Official Website of City of Hallsville in Hallsville, MO!

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The University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri   ID 157982931 © Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com

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University of Missouri is my home town. I am drawn to to this photograph because of the perpective use with the buildings heading to the horizon line. You can tell that the columns are measured correctly by the height differences starting from left to right.

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Gîte Pompeii, Via Passanti Flocco, Boscoreale, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

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Cubiculum M alcovePanel with temple at east end ofthe alcove, the north end of the east wallMiddle of the first century B.C.Boscoreale (Pompeii), Italy

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Gîte Pompeii, Via Passanti Flocco, Boscoreale, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

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Gîte Pompeii, Via Passanti Flocco, Boscoreale, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

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"Whatever its degree of sophistication in antiquity, the knowledge of perspective was lost until the fifteenth century. From the Duecento to the Cinquecento, after which art academies formally introduced the teaching of perspective, painters explored various techniques to evoke spatial depth on a flat surface. Progress was relatively uneven because painters did not always work in close contact with each other. Moreover, medieval painting was essentially a representation of religious, rather than human, experience."
http://www.essentialvermeer.com/technique/perspective/history.html