Day 220
June 11, 2020 What is more quintessential Southern California than a palm tree? Fun fact, most palm trees are not native to California. They actually arrived here with the Franciscans in the 18th century....
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Day 219
June 10, 2020 I do enjoy my early morning runs. I get the neighborhood to myself, for the most part. The light is just lovely. The air is cool and crisp. And sometimes an...
Day 218
June 9, 2020 This bud is about to burst into the prettiest purple flower. It’s one of my favorite flowering plants in our courtyard. But I still can’t figure out what it is. I’ve...
Day 217
June 8, 2020 This lovely stairway leads to the front door of a private residence. To me it feels like stairs, in the middle of a forest, that lead to a hidden garden full...
Day 216
June 7, 2020 Playing with lighting and editing to get this stylized image. I like the way this vignette, with this light, makes the image feel like a still from a silent film. Of...
Day 215
June 6, 2020 Found this beauty growing in a random corner of our courtyard. Not sure where she came from or who planted her but there she is, blooming between the cacti. She seems...
Day 214
June 5, 2020 As the days go by and the protests continue, more and more businesses are boarding up their storefronts. On the upside, many lovely messages and street art are appearing on the...
Day 213
June 4, 2020 Fresh flowers at my desk have become a source of comfort in the last several weeks. Actually, I think flowers in general have become that. Seems I take photos of a...
Day 212
June 3, 2020 Normally I take my walks in the late afternoon or early evening. It’s cooler and, it seems, less people are out these days. But because we have a curfew again I...
Day 210
June 1, 2020 Today I went for a run the minute the curfew allowed, 5:30 AM. Ran my usual route and one would think nothing happened yesterday. Perfectly manicured lawns were undisturbed. Not a...
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