The yellow line of the road led my eye to the clouds in the distance. Taken with the 17-55mm lens, April 2006.
Posts Tagged: Road
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Feb 17
A Look Back—Empty Highway
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Dec 16
A Look Back—Yosemite Color
October of 2005 was the first time I visited Yosemite during the fall season. The bright yellows contrasted with the rugged granite walls and the evergreen trees. I found the curve of this road appealing.
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Sep 16
A Look Back—Sunflowers
Revisiting older shots reminds me of numerous expeditions looking for interesting subjects. It has also reminded me of the qualities of certain lenses that I seldom use these days. I used the Nikon 24-120mm for a long time but I used it less after I bought “Professional” lenses. However, many of the shots I like from that time period were taken with that lens. Maybe I need to revisit that lens again. This was taken near Anzar Road, north of San Juan Bautista, California.
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Mar 16
New Mexico—State Road 14
State Road 14 connects Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, and is part of a National Scenic Byway called the Turquoise Trail. In this photograph, I liked the textured layers of the mountains in the background as well as the sense of spaciousness created by the road leading away into the distance.
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Nov 15
Cornwall–Country Lane
Many of the roads in Cornwall are lined with flowering hedgerows. Driving is an adventure but the roads are beautiful. Most of these flowers are red and white Campion.
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Apr 11
Anza-Borrego State Park–Palm Canyon Campground Road
Anza-Borrego is the largest state park in California with 600,000 acres. It is about two hours south of Palm Springs. It is home to the Desert Bighorn sheep. The park was named for Juan Bautista de Anza, the Spanish explorer and for the Bighorn sheep, Borrego, in Spanish. This was sunrise in the Palm Canyon campground.