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This gallery represents a return to the Photo-a-Day challenge. The goal is to publish one photograph shot every day in 2009. There are no set themes, so the subjects will vary widely from day-to-day. The last time I took this challenge was in 2006. Here is a link to my 2006 Photo-a-Day Gallery.

All images in this gallery are Copyright 2009 © Ronald Correia. CONTACT me for permission to use any image in this gallery.
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kannafoot > July 22, 2009Honey BeeI stopped at Crescent Park today, unsure of what to photograph. Then I saw some honey bees pollinating these nice purple flowers. This bee was most cooperative, and I was able to get this shot against the deep green backdrop. That background is actually a series of rhododendron bushes.Crescent ParkEast Providence, Rhode Island
kannafoot > July 21, 2009Vibrant WeedsI'm not sure what these weeds are called, but they definitely caught my attention. These were in a small parking area off Veteran's Parkway.East Providence, Rhode Island
kannafoot > July 20, 2009Leaning PilingBack to Bold Point again for today's shot. This piling reminds me somewhat of a gallows with the rope dangling as it does.Bold Point ParkEast Providence, Rhode Island
kannafoot > July 19, 2009Ducks on the DocksAnother stop by Bold Point reveals these handful of ducks lounging on a sunken dock just off shore.Bold PointEast Providence, Rhode Island
kannafoot > July 18, 2009Roadside ShackThis little shack sits in the tiny village of Twin Mountain. It made a nice subject on an early morning in the White Mountains.Twin Mountain, New Hampshire
kannafoot > July 17, 2009Portrait of a GooseThere are flocks of geese and ducks at the Old Grist Mill. They're so used to being fed that you can literally walk right up to them. Here's one such goose that didn't mind having a closeup taken while he munched on some grass.Canada GooseSeekonk, Massachusetts
kannafoot > July 16, 2009A Day on the BeachHere are a handful of gulls sitting on the sandy shore at Sabin PointSabin PointEast Providence, Rhode Island
kannafoot > July 15, 2009Old New EnglandHere's a classic example of an old New England town church. This one is nestled in the town of North Woodstock.North Woodstock, New Hampshire
kannafoot > July 14, 2009Franconia RidgeThis is why I hike. Here's a view of Franconia Ridge Trail as seen from the summit of Little Haystack. The peak in the distance is a false summit before reaching Mount Liberty. This is a great 8 mile loop that spends about 3 miles above treeline in the White Mountains.Franconia Ridge TrailFranconia Notch, New Hampshire
July 21, 2009
Vibrant Weeds

I'm not sure what these weeds are called, but they definitely caught my attention. These were in a small parking area off Veteran's Parkway.

East Providence, Rhode Island
> July 21, 2009Vibrant WeedsI'm not sure what these weeds are called, but they definitely caught my attention. These were in a small parking area off Veteran's Parkway.East Providence, Rhode Island
July 21, 2009
Vibrant Weeds

I'm not sure what these weeds are called, but they definitely caught my attention. These were in a small parking area off Veteran's Parkway.

East Providence, Rhode Island
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