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by John F Tsumas
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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An American Avocet rests in the last rays of sunset light off the Oceanside, California coastline.
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An American Avocet rests in the last rays of sunset light off the Oceanside, California coastline.
John F. Tsumas is a professional award winning nature photographer from Oceanside, California. Black and White magazine selected John as a 2010 Portfolio Merit Award Winner for his avian nature artwork and published three of his images. "Black-Necked Stilt Mirror, "Royal Tern Blowing Bubbles" and "Black-Necked Stilt Waterdrops" recieved worldwide recognition. In 2012 Black and White Magazine selected John's "Burrowing Owl Sky" and "Burrowing Owl Impressions" for its special Animal Issue published in December. John has published his first book "Avian Light". Inspired by the amazing form of birds and their unique behavior Tsumas has set out to capture them in beautiful light. His photographic study takes us on a visual journey from...
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