I’m calling this week’s batch of images “Water Colors.” All but two were shot by me; I included those two, dating sometime around 1983, because they look like the sort of place I would love to go hiking. Originally I believed the location was the American River Canyon below Auburn, but on further inspection I decided it’s more likely somewhere […]
I love photographing bridges, both large and small. My earliest bridge images date from the 1980s and 1990s, when I first discovered their attraction. The stone dam/footbridge in the two photos below, located in Negro Bar State Park, no longer exists. It was destroyed during the building of the new Lake Natoma Crossing. Only a few remnants remain, buried under […]
As I promised last week, today’s Memory Monday features a series of post cards from scenic Northern California — specifically, the Feather River, the small town of Quincy in Plumas County, and Lake Tahoe. I’m not sure of the year these photos were taken, but you can probably make a few guesses based on the appearance of the cars! Memory Monday will be on a break next week while I decide what’s next!
Although they may not exactly be unique — I was only one of many tourists hanging out the windows with my camera — some of my favorite San Francisco images are those I shot from the top of Coit Tower last summer.
Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge: July 13, 2018
Not a bad way to spend a warm weekend morning in early July.
My entry for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week. This is a topic you can really have enjoy.  Let’s see how creative you can get.  I’m looking forward to what you all decide to post.