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Santa Barbara CA Sept.21, 2013
The crowd gathers at Alameda Park:
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Organizer Becca Claassen and "pipeline" builder Gary Paudler:
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Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider addressing the crowd.
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Marching down State Street, chanting and attracting a LOT of attention!
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Miguel Checa, banner team
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Jim Taylor, banner team.
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Jim Taylor
Carpinteria Valley Association
jim@CarpinteriaValleyAssociation.org
5563 Calle Ocho
Carpinteria CA 93013
408-666-7356
L to R: Sean Lavey, Scott Borai, Clark Millar, Pat Clark Laura Eckburg, Brenda Murrow, Jennifer Tatnall, Tommy Feldman, Ravi Sridaran
Danfort
Walls - White Shadow
Trim - White
Cabinet Stain - Lenox Canvas
Vanity Tops - Cultured Marble - White
Tile - DT Builder Select Fusion - BE25 Tan 12x12 Straight Lay/ 17 Marble Beige
I will be using this camera in week 238 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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Keystone Arches- Chester, MA
Thee are first keystone arch railroad bridges built in America. They are wholly dry laid, range in height to 70 feet and made possible the longest and highest railroad in the world of its time, the Western Massachusetts Railroad. They cross the West Branch of the Westfield River
Needs a bit of TLC. Love that door with the graphic, looks hand drawn, plain white on the interior. I am surprised the front
door is still on since this is the first thing to go when a child plays with it.
An amazing view of the southern Rockies in Colorado. This was shot on a weekend retreat to Keystone ski area. With clear visibility for miles and miles, the mountain range looks spectacular. This was a perfect day for winter sports enthusiasts to spend their time on the slopes of Keystone, and for me - to spend some quality time enjoying the beauty of the mountains!
The brick path leading up to the school was filled with all kinds of little details like these Keystone bricks.
For Day 3 of Work Challenge III, I took the 70-300mm lens.
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Keystone Arches- Chester, MA
Thee are first keystone arch railroad bridges built in America. They are wholly dry laid, range in height to 70 feet and made possible the longest and highest railroad in the world of its time, the Western Massachusetts Railroad. They cross the West Branch of the Westfield River
These guys handed me a citation for "taking pictures without a permit"... As they drove by they were shooting a really loud gun - notice the little kid in the bottom left corner!