A Field of Goldfields
These were seen at Skyline Park in Napa from a couple of weeks ago.
--Warren
Labels: California Goldfields, D100, flowers, Landscape, Napa, Skyline Park
posted by Warren T. at 7:44 AM
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
These were seen at Skyline Park in Napa from a couple of weeks ago.
--Warren
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Skyline Park Series
Nikon D100, Nikkor 24mm f2.8
We went for a short hike at Skyline Park in Napa.
Note: when you upload photos, don't forget to choose "Large" size for the thumbnails. The new Blogger interface defaults to "Medium". I think "Large" looks much better.
--Warren
California Oak Tree.
Nature reclaims a bench.
A very uninviting sign :).
Horses, hikers, and bikers share a trail.
It's a spooky looking cave, right next to the trail. Is that a face staring back at us? ooooohhhhhh :).
We went for a short hike at Skyline Park in Napa.
Note: when you upload photos, don't forget to choose "Large" size for the thumbnails. The new Blogger interface defaults to "Medium". I think "Large" looks much better.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Cave, D100, Hiking, Landscape, Napa, Signs, Skyline Park, Trees
posted by Warren T. at 7:49 AM
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dan in marin said...
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I like your composition of the cave, with the ferns creating more depth and mystery.
Dan -
Lea said...
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Did you go in the cave???
I bet the world is b&w in there and it's where you found that tangly California oak!
Cool series :)
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