Photo Essay: Nevada

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Though I was born in the city, I find something very peaceful about being the odd man out in the middle of the desert. When wildlife and wild animals make you the minority, it’s easy to remember how simple things really can be. Please enjoy a few of my favorite photos, taken a few hours from the bright lights of Las Vegas, but a million miles away from cocktails, clubs, and cash.



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Annemarie Dooling

Ever since her first essay was published in a third-grade anthology about Jane Goodall, Annemarie has been hooked on writing. She's since traded in print publications for HTML and pencils for iPads but prides herself on the same journalistic integrity that her news print reporting background required. Time Out, Marie Claire, Lifetime, and AOL are just some of the venues that publish her work. A native New Yorker, she lives vicariously through French fashion blogs, weekend gambling trips, and coffee.

2 Responses to Photo Essay: Nevada

  • Tony Reeph

    You’re not an “odd man”, silly! Nice pictures. :)

  • johnstewart@yahoo.com

    I posted some comments before anyway, because lots of your stuff is really informative.Absolutely amazing man!

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