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- good vibrations
- S.F.'s colorful Pride Parade
- clothed and unclothed
- Sister Mysteria + + +
- exploring at the exploratorium
- more Exploratorium fun
- more from the Exploratorium
- at the Exploratorium, S.F.
- more foggy trees
- foggy trees
- colorful water
- leaves
- patterns
- Devil's Creek
- the left coast
- Point Reyes
- splish, splash...
- cathedral
- on Geary Street, S.F.
- Napa County
- Pope Valley Hubcap Ranch
- Half Moon Bay cemetary
- riparian
- town and country
- Lagunitas Creek
- life at Roy's Redwoods
- tanbark oak leaves
- reflective creek
- gray day reflections
- kite surfer
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2 comments:
I love these. I like the look ahead of the trail in the first one, and the other-world look of the second one with the mosses and whatnot on the trees.
I sure love your work. I've never been to that part of the country and love being able to see both city and country in your work.
I came to thank you for visiting my blog and for your comments there. Thanks.
Also, I enjoyed taking a look at many of your photos. You do nice work.
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