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- moss at Webb Creek
- Occasional Creek
- at Bodega
- a walk on Mt. Tam
- tourist
- S.F. sights from the new site
- approaching rain
- colorful creek
- morning at Point Reyes
- Weber mural
- Chinatown
- limbs, etc...
- Purisma Creek
- at Camp Taylor, west Marin
- Sunday at Point Lobos
- morning, Roy's Redwoods
- waves at Point Lobos
- Lagunitas Creek
- San Mateo coast
- more at Nicasio
- at Nicasio
- occasional creek
- back in biz...
- B&Ws from 42 years ago
- shot with the old camera
- oversaturated sky
- Legion of Honor, San Francisco
- more Legion of Honor, S.F.
- more from Legion of Honor
- prior to dropping my lens...
- more from Legion of Honor
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- John Wall's Pt. Reyes blog
- Katie Horacek chalk pastels
- Lost Marin (FB group)
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- Mark Bittner
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1 comment:
Shafts of light and splashes of spray. Great captures.
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