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Beautiful photosBeen a while, so this may turn into a multi post depending on how many pictures I'm allowed to post at once...
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Dry Falls - Franklin, North Carolina
October 2022
October 2022
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Coffee House
Charlotte Street - St Augustine, FL
Charlotte Street - St Augustine, FL
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Sierra Nevada foothills:
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- Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY
Woodtroll
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Beautiful part of the country, thanks for posting!
A few years ago my wife and I got to visit California, drive some of the coast, some of the country you have pictured here, and make a short visit to Yosemite. The main goals were to show her the coast and some of the old fire camps I'd been in years ago, and for both of us to get to visit the redwoods, but we were fortunate to have time to do some other things too. I would not want to live there for reasons we aren't allowed to discuss in this forum, but California is a great state otherwise.
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There are some incredibly beautiful parts of the state. The mountains, the rugged north coast, etc. can take your breath away. I have dreamed about retiring to another state due to taxes and expenses here…and probably some of the same things you didn’t mention
. I don’t know what part of the redwoods you visited, but I lived bordering Redwood National Park on the coast near the Oregon border for almost ten years. I love that part of the state too.
Woodtroll
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There are some incredibly beautiful parts of the state. The mountains, the rugged north coast, etc. can take your breath away. I have dreamed about retiring to another state due to taxes and expenses here…and probably some of the same things you didn’t mention
I don’t know what part of the redwoods you visited, but I lived bordering Redwood National Park on the coast near the Oregon border for almost ten years. I love that part of the state too.
Yes, we made it to Redwood National Park! Almost my entire life I had wanted to see "The Big Trees", but living almost completely across the country, it took a while to accomplish. Absolutely beautiful, and one of those places you definitely have to see for yourself. Photos in no way capture the scale or grandeur of those trees.
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It’s a primeval place with majesty and grandeur. I miss having it in my backyard. After a break for COVID, I’m taking a road trip this summer to British Columbia like we had been doing for the last two decades. We take I-5 north and then US-101 on our return trip and the redwoods are always a favorite.
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My commute to work this time of year is green and lovely:
The drive home:
In another month it will all be brown, or if you prefer the state’s propaganda: golden.
The drive home:
In another month it will all be brown, or if you prefer the state’s propaganda: golden.
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Pendola Garden, California
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Agua Fria, California
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Anaheim Hills, California
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Just a snapshot of me introducing my daughter's dogs to her new baby's scent prior to their arrival home from the hospital.
Doctor Strange
I'll Lock Up
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We interrupt this parade of awesome digital images for a touch of old-school photography:
This is Sucker Falls on Fishkill Creek in Beacon, NY. Shot with my 1970s Olympus OM-2n and 100mm Zuiko lens, Kodak Tri-X developed in D-76, 1200dpi negative scan with very minor adjustments.
This is Sucker Falls on Fishkill Creek in Beacon, NY. Shot with my 1970s Olympus OM-2n and 100mm Zuiko lens, Kodak Tri-X developed in D-76, 1200dpi negative scan with very minor adjustments.
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Playing with my toy cars in the backyard again.
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Forced perspective can create some very cool images. Nice job
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Long Beach, California
October 8, 2023
October 8, 2023
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