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The rear gardens of the Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, Virginia. This served as the residence of the state governors before the Revolutionary War, and Thomas Jefferson resided there when he was governor of Virginia after the war. Reconstructed during the 1930's, both the interior and the gardens are spectacular.

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Dad was an advanced amateur photographer (among his many other technical skills and interests) and it inspired me at the age of 4 to ask for a camera. I have been seeing the world (quite literally) through a camera lens ever since (sometimes to my wife's distress). I love to capture moments and scenes that will never again happen quite the same way. I constantly wonder how EVERYTHING looks through a lens. No formal photography training other than a 6 week class in tenth grade high school, otherwise I am completely self-taught. I have always been an information sponge and read everything I can find about whatever subject it is that I am currently studying until I know more about it than most people. If I am interested in something, I...