Day 245
July 6, 2020 Have I mentioned how much I prefer early morning runs? I get the whole neighborhood to myself and I don’t have to worry about wearing a mask while running. I may...
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Day 244
July 5, 2020 Seems I have a new pattern. I go out for one day, see a friend, spend the next day inside and don’t go anywhere. I suppose it’s not a bad thing...
Day 243
July 4, 2020 Summer holidays in the time of pandemic and civil unrest become much quieter affairs which require a bit of introspection. This year my friend, who has really become more of a...
Day 242
July 3, 2020 Playing with natural light and depth of field today. Really wanted to capture that bit of sunshine on the chair and the desk. Didn’t have much time since the light was...
Day 241
July 2, 2020 A couple of months ago I discovered the Moreton Bay Figs that line La Mesa, a street up the road a bit. I am head over heels over this street and...
Day 240
July 1, 2020 This Picasso Calla Lily has been keeping me company over the last several days. I found that if I change their water every couple of days, cut flowers last much longer...
Day 239
June 30, 2020 I spent the day having a photoshoot with this Gerber Daisy. Then fine tuning some Photoshop skills. Seems every time I open it I learn new ways to use the tools....
Day 238
June 29, 2020 I used to think the opening on this door was a spade. Like a playing card spade. But as I was taking the photo I realized it is missing the bottom...
Day 237
June 28, 2020 There is a tiny cemetery, that if you blink you’ll miss it, in Westwood. It’s literally nestled between a high-rise office building and a playground just south of Wilshire. Because of...
Day 236
June 27, 2020 Maybe the gothic mood isn’t weather related? Today was a perfectly sunny day but this is the photo I made. I’m just going to go with it. This is a front...
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