| Subject: | Smithsonian magazine herps |
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| From: | "jyoung1113" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 24 Sep 2003 01:05:15 -0000 |
Greetings Walt & other herp enthusiasts in the group,
My copy of Smithsonian came today, it has an extremely well
photographed article called "Portraits in the Wind" photographed by
Carlton Ward Jr. He has beautifully captured snakes, frogs, mice,
crabs, fish, etc in this too short article.
Since things are peaceful in the postings department I hope you all
don't mind my bringing this to your attention. Thank you for letting
me go on.
Enjoy!
J.
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