Pink Flamingos photographed at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, by Rob Paine, Copyright 2016
Pink Flamingos photographed at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, by Rob Paine, Copyright 2016
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The mission of the Literacy Council of Northern Virginia is to teach adults the basic skills of reading, writing, speaking, and understanding English in order to empower them to participate more fully and confidently in their communities.
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Really enjoy this one!
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Thanks Joe Don, great to hear from you!
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I did a double-take when I saw the juxtaposition of flamingos and Pittsburgh in the title. When I think of Pittsburgh I think of a gritty city, embodied by the Steelers, and pretty pink flamingos are the complete antithesis of that image. I love the shot and the cool bokeh “balls.”
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Thanks Mike. If you are ever in the Pittsburgh area, be sure to check out the National Aviary. It is a spectacular place to see and photograph birds!
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Sounds like a cool place to visit.
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