Daily Photo
October 10, 2006 to present
For those who have been following my website, you know that this isn't exactly a daily photo blog, but I do try to post fairly regularly. For the occasion of my 200th daily picture posting, I changed the layout of the page a bit. Now only the most recent pictures will be here and the rest will be on an archive page. Enjoy, and feel free to send comments.
Remnant channels that are now abandoned on top of a mesa of sand on the beach at Limantour Spit in Point Reyes. These channels are somewhat reminiscent of the channels at the top of Steamboat Rock in Washighton. As seen on the Catastrophes field trip. The relict channel shows up on Google Maps, but it easier to see in Google Earth.
A fishing boat in Drake's Bay.
Ripples on the beach.
A few little ferns growing on a moss-covered tree trunk.
Either a very bored or just creative highway worker created a tree using the tar that seals cracks in the road.
A thicket of pink flowers.
Take a moment to look at this and try to figure out what it is... a slug eating a mushroom.
A nice pink flower growing from a shrub.
A spiky red flower.
A large flock of cormorants (?) floating on the tidal currents in Racoon Strait. When a boat came in, the cormorants all took off, and the pelicans stayed behind.
Alcatraz Island with San Francisco in the background. It kinda looks like a battleship in the haze.
A nice red flower growing out of a stump.
A tilting tree on a sloping slope. I like fog.
Twin double trees.
Big trees in fog on Angel Island.
An E-shaped fungus.
A burl on a manzanita.
Oaks in fog. Angel Island.
