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I like to show relationship in my street photography like the relationship between a human being and an animal. This image is a snapshot that I took while walking away from a country flea market. Actually I was hoping to get some interesting images at the flea market but instead I snapped my camera on my way back to the car.
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After we decided as a group to photograph “birds” David and I drove to the Merced Game Refuge. There I photographed these beautiful cranes. It looks like they were doing their mating dance.
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Sea Lion Caves is the largest natural cave in the US. The main cave is about twelve stories high. Currently about two hundred sea lions are spending the winter months here.
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Say hi to Daisy. We rescued her fifteen years ago and she has been a wonderful and very sweet cat.
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Say hi to Slinky, our tomcat. As a young cat he showed up in our neighborhood and we decided to adopt him. I photographed him this morning sitting in front of our house.
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I was photographing at the beach in Carmel, CA when my wife discovered a group of dolphins. I was lucky to capture this one.
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David and I drove to the Merced Game Refuge. Our plan was to photograph wildflowers. While looking around I discovered this magnificent damselfly. I used my relatively heavy 180mm macro lens to capture this image.
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My wife discovered this coyote in Yosemite National Park. He/she must have been hungry because we saw him jumping into the snow with his head first looking for some prey.
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This is Slinky, our tomcat. he was watching closely what I was doing with this strange instrument called camera in my hands. I was holding the camera close to the ground using a 60mm prime lens at f2.8. The strobe was on a stand creating a beautiful omni-directional light.
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