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Yosemite National Park offers this great photo walk by the Ansel Adams Gallery which takes you around Cooks Valley. If you have any interest in photography, I would highly recommend this walk. The leader of this tour is very knowledgable in photo and points out very interesting details about the park photography itself. I can definitely say I learned a lot in that hour and a half.

Here’s a reflection of Cooks Valley shot taken while I was on the photowalk.

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My first black and white HDR. What do you think? I felt like an image of the Alcatraz prisons seemed pretty appropriate for black and white.

If you are ever in San Francisco, I’d recommend Alcatraz for a rainy day. Each ticket comes with an audio tour and you get to hear the point of view of a guard and inmate. It’s pretty interesting, especially solitary confinment.

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I was in northern California for a week and heres a few snippets of my trip.

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On the way back to SFO from Yosemite, I saw these windmills and it reminded me of a microsoft desktop. I had to pull over. The highway was so windy because of all the traffic zooming by, I had to duck behind our car in order to take this image.

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How beautiful is Rodeo Beach? I wish I could to stay in the Bay area a little bit longer so I could get more color in the sunset. I never realized how difficult it was to get color in the sky on the west coast. Oh well, guess I gotta move so I can spend more time there 🙂

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People in California are so nice. It’s a little bit weird, coming from the east coast, people are usually too busy with what they are doing that they have no time to be friendly.

The first time I came to Ft. Baker to take this image, I didn’t know how to get closer to the water. I saw a man walk past and asked him for suggestions. He was so nice he offered to help me down the rocks and when I said, “not thats ok”, he said he’d wait for me to climb down to make sure I was ok.

East coasters- how crazy is that? West Coasters- is everyone that nice?

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