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Anatomy of a photo #86: Coyote tongue
This is a continuation in my series of catching animals having a little slip of the tongue… or in some cases, like this one, a not so little slip. This is not about showing close up detailed images of animal … Continue reading
Posted in Anatomy of a photo, coyote, My favorite Parks, nature photography, tongues, wildlife photography
Tagged animals, coyote, Hazel-Atlas, nature, parks, photography, tongues, wildlife
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The Hazel-Atlas Sand Mines: A tour of photographs
New The heat of a summer’s day faded away with the noises of the outside world as I strode into this tunnel in time. I visited the Hazel-Atlas Sand Mines in the Black Diamond Regional Park, where they once gathered silicone to … Continue reading
Posted in California, documentary, Location, My favorite Parks, Park, Photo Essay, photography, SLR, wildlife photography
Tagged Black Diamond Park, cave, cavern, east bay regional park district, ebrpd, Hazel-Atlas, historic, mine, park, photography, sand mine, underground
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