Clouds from a winter storm over Marina Beach in Marina, California. Taken with a 24-120mm lens, February, 2005.
Clouds
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Nov 16
A Look Back—Clouds Over Marina
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Oct 16
A Look Back—Moss Landing Sunset
This was near the beginning of more than a decade of inspiration found at the beaches, the jetty and the slough near Moss Landing, California. I was attracted by the colorful cloud reflections from the wet sand. Sunset, December, 2004.
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Oct 16
A Look Back—Strawberry Field Sunrise
This is one of my favorite shots. The sun is rising behind the Gabilan Range and is reflected from plastic covering the rows where strawberries will be planted. Taken with the 24-120mm lens near Russell Road, Salinas, California, November, 2004.
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Oakland Waterfront
The cranes on the waterfront in Oakland looked like prehistoric creatures rising up out of the morning clouds and fog. Many of the shots I took in 2004 were in JPEG format. If had known more at the time, I could have captured more detail with a higher quality format. Oh, well.
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Hume Sunrise
What a difference a few minutes make! This was taken just 20 minutes after the shot in the previous post
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Aug 16
A Look Back—Hume Boats
One of the first shots with a new wide-angle lens, the 12-24mm. This was morning of July 8, 2004. Hume Lake is near Kings Canyon National Park.
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Aug 16
A Look Back—Easton Orchard
Realizing that I have nearly 94,000 images in my catalog, I decided it was time to do some pruning. My catalog stretches back to 2003. I found familiar landscapes and an early interest in natural beauty and interesting light. I also came across shots I had forgotten about. This was taken on a cold afternoon in December, 2003, in Easton, California.
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Aug 16
New Mexico—Descending From Los Alamos
Descending in elevation from Los Alamos, New Mexico, we stopped at this pullout on the highway. Another day of light and shadow, clouds and sweeping vistas. New Mexico, indeed, is the “Land of Enchantment.”
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Jul 16
New Mexico—Clouds
On this particular day the sky changed almost minute by minute. In one direction was blue sky; in this direction, building clouds. It was almost impossible not to watch the sky.
