tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-252576342011-07-07T14:11:25.440-07:00somewhere between artistry and documentationVnoreply@blogger.comBlogger811100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-25257634.post-71534333676247543252011-02-03T14:55:00.000-08:002011-02-03T14:55:30.415-08:00

...and I have a bunch more, but I got bored with p-shop.

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 Better late than never...   Amazing full moon Owens Valley Eastern Sierra

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Trail of goldfields I don't know this mustard... my best guess is some species of wallflower (Erysimum) paintbrush and poppies Horestail and a foul-smelling mint Cream cups and lupine Sedum sp.(probably) Platystemon californicus(California cream cups) Calystegia sp.(I assume) Sedum sp.(I think) Impassable at high tide Iris Abronia latifolia (coastal sand verbena)

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Well, that's more or less the contents here... The Lost Coast is very windy wacky conglomerate I love driftwood.... I tried taking some pictures of the ocean throughmy polarized sunglasses because the many shades of blue were fantastic... the results, not so much Sponge? Coral? Something? Sea urchin... I'll be spending a lot more timetrying to perfect this photo I think this

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Maybe I'll get around to editing the rest of my photos from my May Lost Coast trip soon...

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moribund cactus house finch?

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... or I ♥ Beargrass. Hallelujah! Aside from a few odd photos I'm going to fiddle with at my leisure, I'm done editing the pictures from my last adventure.  After a breather, maybe I'll tackle some more of the enormous backlog. Trinity River, I think. Or maybe Coffee Creek. Xerophyllum tenax(beargrass) Mugshots of a Viola Two spots on Bear Creek The headwall at Big Bear Lake... I

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Bobbie + Dwayne 1965 Probably not true The name of this establisment evokes unfortunate imagery Antler barn Antler gate Another roadside attraction... Some background on the Legend...  also... more info

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Train bridge and plants along the Sacramento River I feel like I should know what this plant is, but I don't. A killer milkweed! Here's that wacky buckwheat-looking Calyptridium again... I believe this is Sceloporus graciosus rather than the more frequently seen S. occidentalis, but I'm not sure

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 My campsite (I am told a photo of one's camp is mandatory) This creek stole my beer!       I am having a surprisingly hard time figuring out the identity of this plant.Update: I think it is a Calyptridium. I was barking up the wrong family

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Plant IDs are... well, minimal. I didn't have a local flora with me and there are lots of possibilities for a number of these plants.  Cornus (probably not native)  Forget me not  Arctostaphylos sp.  Black Butte  completely unknown plant(my best guess is Amelanchier utahensis, but I can't even besure about the family)  Viola sp.(I'm just too lazy to look up the sp.)  Ceanothus sp.Quite

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Lots more wildflowers! I am a little shocked to see such a variety of flowers in July, actually. I have tons more pictues of Calochortus weedii, but I'll spare you.  As always, I offer no guarantee on plant IDs. Hemizonia fasciculata(fascicled tarweed) Delphinium cardinale(scarlet larkspur) Malacothamnus fasciculatus(mesa bushmallow) Dendromecon rigida(tree poppy) Cryptantha intermedia(common

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I'm delivering on my promise... these are pictures from a hike I took a couple weeks ago. Unfortunately, my camera's battery died within about an hour so I didn't get much.  A lot of the flowers hadn't even opened for the day.  Not a hundred percent sure on all the plant IDs. I returned to the same trail the following weekend. Fogscape     Calochortus weediiIt is always such a treat to see

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...done without any silly photoshop filter (read: accidently :)  I have a huge backlog of photos to edit and post, and I'm feeling moderately motivated to do so, at least for the time being. Stay tuned.

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A few from my backpacking trip. I haven't tried to figure out the species of the flowers- any ideas?

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Red Canyon is pretty close to Bryce, near the junction of US 89 and UT 12. This was the reddest place I saw, but that might have been fortuitous lighting. Just a roadside stop.

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All taken along state hwy 12... I have a ton more to edit

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From my trip in November...Hugest mofo coyotes I ever done seen

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Some pics from my recent backpacking trip to the Lost Coast. It was the first time I really used my new p&s camera so I wasn't able to get as many good shots as I'd hoped. I did the best I could with the plant IDsPhacelia ?bolanderiMimulus guttatusAquilegia formosaEschscholzia californica

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From the fire escape. Sorry for the graininess... shooting at night, big ISO, no tripod. Night time is the right time, though. I really love how much more beautiful any city is at night... this one is especially good.

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I've been coming here to hike for the past few weeks (the 9 mile loop is really neat) and have been frustrated that my knowledge of local botany is pretty sucky. Here are some pretty pictures, some pictures of plants I've recently learned, and some pictures of plants I am currently trying to figure out... it's tough without many flowers or fruits. Most of these photos have been edited very

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I found this plant growing by the side of the road in J Tree and I couldn't figure out what it might be... now I think it may be Eriogonum inflatum ... the fruit didn't seem quite right for an Eriogonum, but everything else fits.

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Mostly pictures of aspens (Populus tremuloides, of course) turning yellowView of White Sands from the mountains

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First, a few caveats and apologies. I seem to have had a lot of crud on my lens when I took these pictures... I wasn't patient enough to entirely clean up the photos. Sorry. Also, I edited the photos on my laptop with the stupid adjustable and shiny monitor, so what looks okay to me may be an artifact of the very specific angle at which it was tilted. And it was rainy and windy so I couldn't

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I don't know when I'll have access to a decent monitor again, so these spring pics may be it for quite some time. (Maybe I'll start experimenting with monochrome.)The hills looked like some deity had dumped a bunch of fluorescent chalk on them. The yellow flowers are goldfields (Lasthenia)the orange are fiddlenecks (Amsinckia) and the white in the foreground is mostly popcorn flower (

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Not exactly the same spot, but close

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Temblor Range

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Caliente Range from the Carrizo Plain

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Remnants of an unknown mallow

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Near US 101 exit 252

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Photo taken at Saguaro National Park. Probably a species of Thysanocarpus.

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This is definitely one of those "documentation" posts. These are cruddy for the most part.The so-called Indians Fire started around noon on 8 June. When I came into work on 9 June, the smoke was nasty, but it cleared by the afternoon and was clear until around 1500h on 10 June (Tues) when the words were uttered "Something really bad just happened."Tuesday, 10 June ~1500hThis plume of smoke was

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A photo catalog program that I recently downloaded makes it so much simpler to fix certain exposure problems. I am tickled. This photo was taken in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in April, 2005.

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It looks much more sinister in monochrome...

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Too bad, suckers. Just an observation: I've been viewing my blog on various monitors; my laptop, a CRT, and the flat-screen monitor and I'm just amazed (well, maybe horrified) at how different it looks on each one. To set the record straight: my photos are best viewed using a CRT monitor because that is what I use when I edit. (I feel too poor at the moment to afford a flat-screen monitor, so

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Spring in (where else?) LockwoodOwl's clover and calicoflower. The blue part isn't water, it is really Downingia cuspidata growing in a vernal pool that has already dried

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Two surprises about these guys: they can cover ground pretty fast and when you look closely at them, they are fuckin filthy.

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After a winter with a decent amount of rain, it is definitely worth a springtime visit to the Carrizo. I have a lot more pictures from my few hours here. Hopefully I'll get them edited soonSoda Lake

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This place was just lousy with photographers... a couple dozen at the very least. Unfortunately, this is the place where my lens started really going on the fritz... and I didn't figure out what was going on until later that day, so I didn't get nearly as many good shots as I wish I had. I'll just have to come back another spring.

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I know I've been a flake about this lately, but I have some pretty good reasons: my computer died and my favorite camera lens is barely working... and it has taken some time to get the new computer up to speed (I hate the bastard). Oh, and I've been hemorrhaging money on my car, too. (Never fear, it's nothing unexpected or drastic. Expensive, though). With one thing and another, I'm just not

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Sycamore barkPlantago ovataHames ValleyLockwood

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Morro Bay, CAPhotoshopping- I think I like the B&W one better

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Lockwood, CA

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Finally, I have photographed this camera-shy fowl!

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During the latest storm, I went on a driving tour of erosion at recent construction sites at work. Lacking the proper underwater (i.e ziplock) technology, I was restricted to taking photographs from inside the vehicle. For those of us below the 38th parallel in CA, precipitation is rather more of a treat than for y'all up north. (You have to click on the first one to get the full effect)

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...aka The Dog, aka Stinky, aka Nixon/Tricky Dog, aka Doggie-you're-in-the-way(my parents' misbehavin' critter)

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I know... it's been about four months since I took the blasted pictures and longer since I did a real update. What can I say, artistry happens at irregular intervals.The lake is so saline that the birds float kind of strangely... with their tails slightly elevatedThere was a fire somewhere in the vicinity that evening... by morning, the entire valley was full of smoke and it was completely

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That is, my truck, while parked near WR Hearst State Beach.

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Some spring photos that I didn't get around to editing until now. (Lots more where these came from.)

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My mom and I found these in a bag of my grandma's old photos. Nobody can figure out who P.J. was, but he had a lovely, kind of bubbly script.all aboard for Tokyo! Syl, remember the 163rd St Crosstown? P.J. April 1945I presume the "Syl" was my grandma, but then again, in that generation there was at least one Sylvia in every Jewish household. I don't think P.J. is a relative of mine. I'm not

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Mission San Miguel Arcángel and an old building with schizophrenic architecture that I think is a henhouse.(If you can't tell, I really like the roof/lichen thing going on at the mission.)

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Maybe more of these later

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Toxicodendron diversilobumClematis lasiantha ?Silene californicaCalochortus obispoensis

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Piedras AltasStony ValleyNacimiento RiverControl Burns

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Clover (Trifolium fucatum?) and a mystery pea Driftwood and a mystery pea (possibly Lathyrus littoralis)Briza maximaDriftwood

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A few photos from southeastern Virginia... unfortunately, the settings on my camera were weird and most of my pictures weren't salvageable.The Great Dismal Swamp sounds like my kind of placeEumeces laticeps(yep, it's a skink)No clue what happened here

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Turnagain Arm, AKMultnomah Falls, ORCrater Lake, OR

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Blennosperma nanum(about 1 cm in diameter!)Dodecatheon sp.Lamium amplexicaulePlatystemon californicusLupinus albifronsCervus elaphus nannodesOdocoileus hemionus

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Photo by T. Rubinstein

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In case you wanted to know where I got my photos put on postcards, it was Winkflash. I am fairly happy with the quality and price.

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BirchLichen Sandstone Ripples (Glen Canyon NRA, AZ)San Antonio Reservoir, CAEriogonum nudumHut at sunriseSycamore bark

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St. Francis of AssisiGiant dreidel... who says the Catholics are intolerant?Bars on the windows of this tiny building suggest asmall prison, but I'm told it was a a grist mill.

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Photos are arranged more or less in reverse chronological order LOCKWOOD, CA LOS OSOS, CA SAN ANTONIO RESERVOIR, CA

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A few photos from Joshua Tree and the Klamaths

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...et des arbres et des herbes, etc....

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These ungulates rock!Saga of the bison ...almost over?

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(This last one's for those people who couldn't really believe that I was so interested in taking pretty pictures of flowers. I think it once belonged to a pig.)

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in no particular order... (and without necessary photoshoppery)

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(Photo by N. Boness)

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