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The view from Fetch. A West Coast gray backdrop against cedar hemlock greens and Lampshade red. Interior vs exterior landscape.
Not a technically great photo i know but tells a great story.
Luna loves chasing sticks around the garden and then bringing her trophies home. Some make it into the house, the others lay where she drops them outside the cat flap - i could make a broom! At least she's not after the birds!
Testing synchronization of twin Canon A650s sync'ed with StereoData Maker.
(Crosseyed stereophoto)
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Anaglyph for red/cyan 3D glasses
Driving down I5 towards Bakersfield I noticed all the signs of "Dust Bowl" and the water shortage in Central Valley due to the increasing water demand in the bay area. This brought back a memory of Dorothea Lange's famous picture of Florence Owens Thompson, the "Migrant Mother" and what I read about the "Dust Bowl" of the 30s. I noticed all these large plowed fields with dry soil and looking back at sunset, seeing the red sun and sky which is an indicator for dust in the air, made it clear that this analogy may not be so far fetched.
Strangely cool weather - but we’ll take it!
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A very short video of me throwing the ball for Rio. The whistling is me encouraging him to fetch. He loves the exercise.
He is now walked twice a day, once in the morning around 7am and once at around 4pm, sometimes later at 6pm depending on the weather.
He has alternate walks to the field or to the park. If the field is too dredged (water logged) then the park is the best option.