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	<description>Michael Land Photography - specializing in images of workboats, birds, lighthouses and more of the Chesapeake Bay. This blog is related to my photography work.</description>
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	<copyright>Copyright 2005 Michael Land Photography</copyright>
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	<title>Committed</title>       
<description>Ever think you're a committed photographer, dedicated to your craft? You wake up in the wee hours of the morning, trek your heavy equipment out to remote locations, survive a mosquito bite or two, a cold breeze or three. Well, you may change your tune about your commitment when you read this story. Wildlife photographer Greg du Toit has set the bar, well, beyond the clouds.  (03/12/2010)</description>
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	<title>Think Before You Shoot</title>       
<description>Sounds simple, right? Unfortunately, the availability of low  priced memory cards at one's fingertips and explosive shutter speeds can lead  to rapid-firing of photos by loads of photographers. The concept is this - the  more image captures I make, the higher chance there is that I come back with a  prize winner. And this may ring true for some, but not for me. (10/22/2009)</description>
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	<title>Hatchlings</title>       
<description>I have to admit that hearing the alarm go off for an early morning shoot isn't always easy, even when you know that you'll be rewarded by the solitude of a world just waking up. Almost every early rise is worth the effort, but some provide that little cherry on top that life throws your way every so often.  Last Wednesday was one of those mornings for me. (08/16/2009)</description>
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	<title>Honorable Mention</title>       
<description>I was honored to win an Honorable Mention at the Chesapeake Watershed Photography show at the Maryland Federation of Art show at the Circle Gallery in Annapolis. The award was for this shot of a marsh near Taylors Island on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. (08/01/2009)</description>
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	<title>Whole Foods</title>       
<description>For those in and around the Annapolis area, you may know that a new Whole Foods opened recently at the Annapolis Town Centre.  I'm pleased to announce that I have ten permanent installations in the new store, including two large black and white prints. It was a lot of fun working with the talented crew over at Whole Foods.  They did a fantastic job decorating the store with local touches that make you feel right at home in the Chesapeake region.   (06/17/2009)</description>
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