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This is another from my recent visit to Crockett. I cannot remember what this was. Hmmm… memory is the second thing to go but I cannot remember the first.
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This is another from my recent visit to Crockett. I cannot remember what this was. Hmmm… memory is the second thing to go but I cannot remember the first.
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This is another image from my Crockett visit. I cannot say why I like it but I do.
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This is one from Crockett from our weekend trip. I have several more to post.
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This week, I learned an important lesson. I was scrambling to get ready for a show at PhotoCentral. I was going to print out Foxfire for the wall at 11×16.5". I had accidentally saved a web sized version over the original (processed) image. Well, I thought no problem. I have the digital raw file and I will just re-process the image. Well, two hours later and 5 versions later. I realized that I could not reproduce my original processing even though I knew that I had done it quickly that night in Yosemite being very tired. This second version took hours to do and required about 30 adjustment layers to achieve. I do like it better than my original processing but… I am reconsidering flattening my processed images with the belief that I can re-create the processing.
To see the original processed version roll the mouse over the image.
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This is a view from the top from Coyote Hills. In the distance, that is Highway 84 used to cross the San Francisco Bay. I have not visited the park for quite a while. It was great to re-visit.
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This is another archive raiding shot. This is from my office looking down Market Street in San Francisco.
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This is another image raided from the archives. This is a small detail shot taken at the Sacramento Train Museum.
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Sorry for not posting. I have been swamped between my job and setting for my portfolio show. Whew!
This is another shot raided from the Sacramento Train Museum. I went out on Saturday morning to Crockett so should have a lot of abstracts but those images are still sitting in the camera. The photographer walked into the shot and is ’chimping’ looking at the back of his own camera.
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This is another of the shots from inside the Sacramento Train Museum. If you want to see more images from the Train Museum and better done. See Thomas Hawke.
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This is one of the shots from inside the Sacramento Train Museum. I really like this shot but took no other shots of the antique trains. If you want to see more images from the Train Museum and better done. See Thomas Hawke.