One of the advantages to the low water level at Lake Oroville is the exposure of some Californian Indian artifacts that are usually 50 feet below water. The divots that you see on the right hand side were created by Read More …
While driving past Lake Oroville in the Northern Sierra foothills recently, I was taken back by how drastically low the water level was. On a whim, I pulled off at a public boat launch to take a closer look and Read More …
Where has the time gone? Over a week ago a friend and I took the weekend for a photo tour around the North Sierra Foothills. A large part of the attraction for the area was wildflower season at Table Mountain Read More …
I’m walking around San Francisco’s Union Square this past Saturday with a group of florists looking for a San Francisco scene to photograph the group within. We come around the corner and what do we see…this wonderful painted Caddy. I Read More …
While in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park recently, the group I was with came across a Desert Agave that was preparing to bloom. The 10 foot tall stalk had already formed from the inside of the Agave plant and was reaching Read More …
One of the wonderful things about being in the desert during a rainstorm is the wonderful moody lighting that is created by the storm clouds rolling through. During this day, a hole in the clouds presented a rainbow that ended Read More …
After finally catching up with some other projects around the house, getting back to the photos from my trip earlier this month to Anza-Borrego Desert Sate Park. The focus of that trip was to attend a photo tour with Ron Read More …