4th of July Bokeh
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I took this photo of the traffic heading out of downtown on the 4th of July. Although you can't really tell it's traffic, I do like how the bokeh turned out.
![365_Show_Us_Your_Bokeh[2009]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3630/3689872811_7532423f0f.jpg)
I took this photo of the traffic heading out of downtown on the 4th of July. Although you can't really tell it's traffic, I do like how the bokeh turned out.
![365_City_Lights[2009]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2547/3690643872_71678b50e0.jpg)
I've posted several daytime shots of the Bank of America Plaza in Midtown Atlanta. This is the first nighttime shot I've taken which has actually turned out. It's a bit dark, but I'm still fairly pleased with it.
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Another shot of the Fourth of July fireworks celebration in downtown Atlanta.
![Rooftop_Tower[2009]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2496/3690636342_44c4167325.jpg)
An old water tower on the roof of the old Giant warehouse in downtown Atlanta.
![4th_July_Traffic[2009]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2489/3690648570_8df3b53866.jpg)
A view of the holiday traffic in downtown Atlanta. This is near Centennial Olympic Park and the Georgia Aquarium.
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Last night I went with a friend to 4th of July party. The super sweet hostess lives in a building with a rooftop deck overlooking downtown Atlanta. We had a great view of the fireworks from Centennial Olympic Park.
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This is Nico. Nico is one of three Beluga whales at the Georgia Aquarium. He lives with two other female Belugas. Nico is a flirt and he loves to watch the people who visit the aquarium. On the afternoon I took this photo I was, surprisingly, the only person at the exhibit. Nico would swim back and forth across the front of the exhibit and right up to the second level where I stood. If I moved, he moved with me.
I suppose this flirtatious nature explains the frisky activities between he and one of the female Belugas. The aquarium is hoping there might be a baby Beluga coming soon!