To provide easily accessible, timely photographs of world cultures for educational purposes, pictures of beauty and of natural wonders for personal or business usage.

Welcome to fotolotti

Wed, 02/06/2008 - 14:55 — RFLottie

Welcome to fotolotti.com. There are many photographs that you may download for free, and some are for sale and they are watermarked. Most of them are not shown here in the original resolution. In order to view the large files, you must create an account and log in. You must also do this to place an order.

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Mount Rainier looms over Tacoma

Sat, 02/05/2011 - 06:10 — tlottie
Mount Rainier looms over Tacoma

Mount Rainier looms over Tacoma. Is it possible that there is an avalanche near the top? It kind of looks that way.

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Wrights Park Pond 002

Wed, 04/02/2008 - 16:17 — RFLottie
Wrights Park Pond 002

Picture from Wrights Park of Mallard ducks. The reflections in the water that early spring day made this "duck" picture important.
Original resolution for print is 1024x768x16M

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Wrights Park Pond 001

Wed, 04/02/2008 - 16:09 — RFLottie
Wrights Park Pond 001

Picture of the statue in the Wright Park pond. Gulls invaded the duck pond just then. The statue dates back to 1890. It is named "The Fisherman's Daughter".
Original resolution for print is 2048x1360x16M

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Trip of a Lifetime

Wed, 03/26/2008 - 11:45 — RFLottie

"A Trip of a Lifetime" may be a trite phrase, usually applied to trips more mundane and not at all deserving of superlatives, but not this trip! This was to be an all-out, hang the expense cruise, covering a lot of South America. We, and few of our friends, had ever been to South America.

Picture Pleasure

Sat, 03/15/2008 - 21:45 — RFLottie

Photography took hold of me before color film, before 35-millimeter cameras and even before I could afford a real camera of my own. When I was a teenager some photo studios still used glass plates, some even used wet glass plates, and daguerreotypes and tintypes were still within our father's memory.

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