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Another Decade goes by with a trace

Hey Hey its Al with a special edition of the end of this decade for a special edition on my blog this year. So I have decided to the best 10 photographs of the past ten years of this decade get it.



Summer 2010: This is a picture of the Grand Canyons in Arizona that I took in 2010. I was on vacation for week there and got many pictures of the area and relaxed a lot and enjoyed seeing the red rockies of the west.









Fall 2011:  on Cape Cod was a great time to take photos of fall foliage in New England because It came earlier than North Carolina that year.











2012: This was a sunset picture I took in  at Cape Cod on beach when the sunset conditions were perfect that day to do this.










FALL 2013: This is very cool tree that used to be in front of my mothers house but had to be cut down a few years because it had fall down on the street below.










Winter 2014: Had an amazing snowstorm that I could photograph the days after it had hit and got some amazing pictures of the snow.










Winter 2015: Another tremendous snowstorm that brought us almost 2 feet of snow during that snowstorm, which I enjoyed photographing after it had stopped snowing.







Summer 2016: My very first copperhead picture in the wild that I took at Duke forest with my mentor











November 2017: Sunset on Carolina Beach was very interesting that Day in November. Conditions were quite overcast for the sunset conditions but I still managed to get some colors of the sunset.












April 2018: Late spring due to cold winter conditions but still managed to get this osprey photograph at Jordan Lake.
















Finally in 2019: Catching my first Bald Eagle picture ever at Jordan Lake which my mentor never got the pictures of this bald eagle at Jordan Lake that Day.










Thats a wrap up of my favorite top ten photographs for this decade.Hope you guys enjoy this memorable decade of photographs that are on my blog, which Al D does not know about this special edition on my blog or does he. Maybe he has no clue what photographs I posted for this special edition of the past decade. We shall see if he does one or not.  Tomorrow in 2020, starts the next decade!











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