Charles Beck Print of 10th Hole at Camellia Augusta National redlin lights reflecting off the white

lights reflecting off the white winter snow

Even though the fisherman just left the campsite

A pair of chickadees come down for a landing on what looks to be breakfast leftovers

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These Crappies are taking shelter by some fallen trees but one of them is about to be lured in by a Minnow

Charles Beck Print of 10th Hole at Camellia Augusta National redlin lights reflecting off the whiteThe Par 4 10th Hole at Camellia Augusta National typically plays the toughest and may be the most disliked by a majority of the pros. It gets its name Camellia from a flowering Asian evergreen shrub that still grows left of the fairway and behind the green. Unframed open edition image size 16" x 12"