JPG Magazine: People: Winston D. Munnings

Winston D. Munnings

has been a member since December 2007 and goes by NIP429.

I can also be found at: http://www.WinstonDMunningsPhotography.com

Subscriber since January 2008
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Want To Cruise The Tracks? Take The Auto-Train...

11 July 2008 — 381 Views

Taking Amtrak's Auto-Train from Sanford, Florida to Lorton, Virginia was like taking a 'Cruise on the Tracks'

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Whether Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Or Snack), Silverbacks Eat First...

1 June 2008 — 498 Views

In this primate culture, the Silverback is, undisputedly, the head honcho and, like Dracula, he always feeds first...

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Feline Power: Patience Revisited

25 May 2008 — 408 Views

For a Feline, Patience is quite a charmer. I wonder what's next?

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Zoo Environment Great For Close Up Animal Head-Shots.

18 May 2008 — 365 Views

Ideally, Lens with a range of 300 mm - 500 mm are perfect for headshots, but you can also use shorter range telephoto Lens.

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Bits & Pieces Of Bactrian ...

13 May 2008 — 281 Views

Compared to the more commonly known Dromedary (Camelus dromedaries) species, the Bactrian Camel is quite massive and imposing.

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Gazelles: Ever Poised & Graceful Even In Captivity!

11 May 2008 — 613 Views

Gazelles are highly suspicious and will stare you down, with grace and poise ... of course.

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A Day At The Zoo

11 May 2008 — 283 Views

Visiting the Zoo is like taking a stroll into a Encyclopedia

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Experience The Romance Of Italy In Las Vegas

2 May 2008 — 505 Views

At this Las Vegas Complex, you can admire wonderful old world European architecture, as singing Gondoliers guide tourists along canals of artificially blue water

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'Ankle Beauties' Blossoming At Our Feet: Part 1

26 April 2008 — 340 Views

"...To see photographically, you must reschool your eyes. Your must retrain your mind..." Kodak Workshop Series: The Art OF Seeing.

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Many Look, But Few Can Truly See...

23 April 2008 — 418 Views

"..Photography, if practiced with high seriousness, is a contest between a photographer and the presumptions of APPROXIMATE and HABITUAL seeing.." John Szarkowski.