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What Do You See

What Do You See

Pictures from my visit to the estuary in Dana Point, California. I was fascinated with the number of birds that I saw, here is an snowy egret...
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Pictures from my visit to the estuary in Dana Point, California. I was fascinated with the number of birds that I saw, here is an snowy egret
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KODAK Z612 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA

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Aperture 48/10 ISO 80 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 7020/100

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Jan, 2017

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One of my favorite get away spots is in Dana Point California, This was taken on one of those perfect days!

I took this picture in San Juan Capistrano, at the Mission. They had a small garden filled with wildflowers.

I am fortunate to live in an area where roses bloom all year long, This picture was taken by the clubhouse on an early morning walk. There are about

This picture was taken at the CalPoly Pomona Strawberry Festival where they had pony rides for the children. This little pony was more interested in

This picture was taken in Dana Point, California as the Tall Ships were sailing into harbor at sunset. The name of the ship is The Pilgrim.

Pelicans love Dana Point harbor and all the fishing boats. A favorite Sunday past time is to watch the antics of the pelicans.

The first rose of spring from my backyard rose garden.

Another edit of a white rose I saw on my morning walk.

A photographer's delight tall ships at sunset.

A great benefit of living in Southern California is that roses bloom all year round. I liked the color combination of this rose, yellow in the middle

This is one of the roses from my garden after the rain.

We found this kestrel in our front yard and raised him till he was able to fly on his own. In the afternoons we would put him on a ladder and I would

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This picture was taken on a recent visit to the Cabot Pueblo Museum in Desert Hot Springs, California.

Change of colors at Bonelli Park and a tree stands alone after the last rain storm.

This picture was taken on one of my evening strolls at Dana Point Harbor, loved the colors.

A Dash of Pink

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