Michael Lynch on Fstoppers

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The approach

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Serenity bridge

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village church

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Backlit Hummingbird

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Alcor sunrise

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A smile says a thousand words

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Purple Fusion

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The Big Bang

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Mexican Broad-Bill Hummingbird

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Family after church

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After the storm

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Horse-drawn carrage

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The Sheep Herdsman

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Beauty in Minature

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Goat Herders on the Road

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Young Mexican man on his burro

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Girl driving cattle to pasture.

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Mexican Vermillion Flycatcher

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Winner of his first horse race

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Plowing the onion field

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Time warp

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Life cycle

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Otomi woman and her children

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A study in Contrast

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Song of the stream

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Heading home

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Solitude

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Holding up the sky.

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Boats on the pressa

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I am 70 years old: A card carrying old fart. I describe myself with one word: Explorer. I have a degree in Forestry and spent my career as a Forest Resource Manager. I have lived and worked from the mountains of North Georgia to the far northwest corner of Montana. I was able to take an early retirement and moved to the high mountains of central Mexico where I lived for 8 wonderful years. I bought my first camera in 1975. My photography runs from landscapes taken in back woods, wilderness areas to street photography taken in the little villages and towns around central Mexico. I now live outside of Charlotte, North Carolina and recovering from my fourth spinal surgery. I am itching to pack my camera gear and survival gear and get lost in a national forest for a week or two. But, one step at a time.