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Images of Travel, Photography, Wine, Art, and Sourdough Bread of Scott McGonagle,

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Lunch in the Keys with the Mariani's

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Lunch in the Florida Keys

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Bill Baggs State Park - LightHouse

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Robert is Here - Fruit Stand

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Megan and Brandon's Vacation takes them to South Florida

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Ibishawkimages: I have been an amature photographer for over forty years. I purchased my first Pentax KX, while in college, which I still use today. I grew up in western Kansas with a love of the outdoors and Boy Scouting. While attending the University of Kansas I purchased my first Pentax KX and carried it everywhere I went, Today I use the Digital Pentax K 1 and continue to take pictures of the world around me. Living in Rosenberg, Texas gives me plenty of subjects to select from. I am sure most of you would ask the question why Ibishawk ? The Ibis is the mascot of the University of Miami, where I worked for 17 years as a Certified Athletic Trainer, Head Athletic Trainer for all athletics programs. The Jayhawk is the mascot for the University of Kansas where I went to school. Therefore Ibishawkimages was born. I hope you enjoy the images and if you would like to see more, do not hesitate to go to my website, or follow along on Facebook Ibishawkimages Photography, Twitter @ibishawkimages, Instagram. @ibishkimages or my website ibishawkimages.com

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