H&M uploaded by admin. ????????Walking back to BART from a concert in Grace Cathedral, the H&M store looked good in its night lights.
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H&M uploaded by admin. ????????Walking back to BART from a concert in Grace Cathedral, the H&M store looked good in its night lights.
Finch uploaded by admin. House Finches may be common but they are still delightful to listen to and nice to watch.
Egret uploaded by admin.
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Who? Me? uploaded by admin. I was amused by this shot which caught a Black Crowned Night Heron looking straight into the camera. It makes the face look very odd because the beak is foreshortened.
Blue Wall and bike uploaded by admin. The bright blue wall got my attention. I thought the bike looked a little forelorn.
Avocet uploaded by admin. Another picture from Monday’s outing to the Palo Alto Baylands. This American Avocet is in breeding plumage. It’s a very elegant bird to watch
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On the Wing uploaded by admin. I was practicing panning on flying birds. It’s incredibly difficult to do with a long lens but occasionally, I get something interesting. This Black Necked Stilt looks oh-so-different in flying mode that it does … Continue reading
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Night Heron uploaded by admin. Black Crowned Night Heron, from an early morning photo outing with two friends at the Palo Alto Baylands.
Meher Schools Chorus uploaded by admin. Two events in one weekend. Whew. The chorus from the Meher Schools in Walnut Creek performed on Saturday in Broadway Plaza and then again on Sunday in Union Square with the Consortium for the … Continue reading
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Union Square uploaded by admin. A chorus that I am a member of performed this weekend in Union Square in San Francisco. I did not sing this time but I did document the event. Capturing an event is a not-very-straightforward … Continue reading
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Shorty uploaded by admin. Yet another experiment in short depth of field and spring flowers, inspired by Mark Johnson