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or so they tell us--for a bit at least. It's been one blast after another for months, it seems!
The San Francisco skyline at bottom/left.
Some varieties of magnolia like to bloom in the Bay Area's mild winter climate. Viewers appreciate them!
A female mallard shortly after takeoff from the local pond ✔️✓
In Explore June 12, 2023: www.flickr.com/explore/2023/06/12
While I'm stuck at home, I expect to be posting more views shot from the end of my building's hallway. Take care, everyone....🙏
No editing. Point and shoot w/ the iPhone.
It is dramatic in this photo, but it was pretty lively in reality.
The clouds look a little darker than my eye saw them.
San Francisco Bay seen from the east. 16:30 hours.
Published online at Berkeleyside! Thanks, editors!
After our feast at Black Star Pirate BBQ, decided to try and see how close I could get to that old broke-down pier I'd seen so many times while cycling across the Richmond-San Rafael bridge. Most of the shoreline access is fenced off, but was finally able to park at Point Molate and pick my way along the beach and bluffs to the base of the pier (there’s a legit trail!)
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
The sunset burn w/low fog was predicted by Yiupai sunrise/sunset forecast service.
Memorial Day sunrise at Clipper Cove from Yerba Buena Island. I met up with Rob Y at Battery Spencer and we hiked up Slacker Hill, determined it was far too foggy, then drove through the city looking for a shot. We got to YBI and saw these rays breaking through the grey morning skies and shot a few before crossing the bridge and hiking along the eastern span shoulder for a bit. Then, we got into some trouble at the old bay bridge...yadda yadda...and called it a day.
This is a pano using the A120mm f/4 macro on the Z.
This image won the cover contest for the Save The Bay calendar. woo.
Over Grant Avenue, in the vibrant heart of San Francisco's Chinatown, a cascade of Chinese lanterns creates a canopy of color.