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No, this is not National Geographic's 'Picture of the Year' | Fact Check
File:Robert Burton and Karen Black.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Expedition Team | Abercrombie & Kent
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Titans, Burton bask in notoriety – Orange County Register
Desalentar láser Comercio photo of the year by national geographic s bob burton Lechuguilla Por encima de la cabeza y el hombro Tesoro
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No, this is not National Geographic's 'Picture of the Year' | Fact Check
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Mill Valley announces Milley Awards recipients for 2019 – Marin Independent Journal
Among Others: Photography and the Group | The Morgan Library & Museum
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Burton Latimer photographer's portrait is one of 100 Portrait of Britain winners | Northamptonshire Telegraph
![Bob Burton, Gastonia, N.C. 15 years old. A typical adolescent, overgrown, thin, anaemic [sic]. Been in mill for 8 years. Doffing still in Ozark Mills. Gastonia, North Carolina. | Library of Congress](http://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/nclc/01300/01338r.jpg "Bob Burton, Gastonia, N.C. 15 years old. A typical adolescent, overgrown, thin, anaemic [sic]. Been in mill for 8 years. Doffing still in Ozark Mills. Gastonia, North Carolina. | Library of Congress")
Bob Burton, Gastonia, N.C. 15 years old. A typical adolescent, overgrown, thin, anaemic [sic]. Been in mill for 8 years. Doffing still in Ozark Mills. Gastonia, North Carolina. | Library of Congress
Thousands of internet users fooled into thinking photoshopped image of a FLYING SHARK was named National Geographic's picture of the year
o_O) on Twitter: "Apparently this has started doing the rounds tonight. PSA: It's fake. I can't find a Bob Burton at Nat Geo either.… "
Army soldier and photographer Burton “Bud” Hartman and his camera during D-Day in World War II, … | Las Vegas Review-Journal
13 Viral Photographs That Are Actually FAKE! | WordBite
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This Picture That Went Viral As National Geographic's 'Photo Of The Year' Is Actually Fake
