Photos 1-2 at Zabriskie Point
Photos 3-4 at Devils Corn Field
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I started this blog during the first half of 2009, when, along with my wife, Ingrid, and youngest daughter, Daniela, I spent considerable time in Costa Rica and Spain. Here I recorded a summary of my impressions on most days during our travels. The observations are primarily made through the lens of my camera, augmented by a few paragraphs.
After returning to California in June 2009, I decided to continue the blog. Entries when I'm in California will be sporadic; I'll post more frequently when I travel. The goal will be to continue learning and sharing with the subject inspired by what I happened to find visually interesting.
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Acknowledgment: Here is a big THANK YOU to my friend and colleague, Charlie, for his feedback and encouragement of my photography, especially in connection to my 2006 work in Denmark (not posted here) and my 2009 photos from Costa Rica.
After returning to California in June 2009, I decided to continue the blog. Entries when I'm in California will be sporadic; I'll post more frequently when I travel. The goal will be to continue learning and sharing with the subject inspired by what I happened to find visually interesting.
Click on the photos to see larger versions.
Share your reactions by adding a comment!
Thanks for visiting!
Acknowledgment: Here is a big THANK YOU to my friend and colleague, Charlie, for his feedback and encouragement of my photography, especially in connection to my 2006 work in Denmark (not posted here) and my 2009 photos from Costa Rica.
2 comments:
Love them! Is the landscape cold, hot, or comfortable?
Lots of elevation change meant a broad range of conditions. At the valley floor (below sea level) it was cool in the morning and very warm in the afternoon. At the mid level elevations we visited (1000-2000 m), it was cool during the day and cold at night. It was also very windy one day. Death Valley's sometimes harsh weather was great for this March visit.
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