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Showing posts with label white whale rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white whale rock. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 30, 2018
Lite Photos: Quirks and Slotes
Took this photo on a visit to my father when he was a patient at a hospital before his death.
Notice that before dusk, fading sunshine lights only the fins of dolphins except one.
What a beautiful bas-relief sculpture, Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, California.
[Please identify the artist if you have read about him/her.]
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Nature's beauty, my photo in forest on Maui
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White Whale rock on California beach by Daniel
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Explosive halo off the coast of Kauai.
I shot it a few years ago.
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Beauty briefly lands in the dross.
Betsy Wilcox's photo on central California coast at Monarch Butterfly Grove,
Pismo Beach
Sometimes the bizarre shows up in a summer parking lot. Maine coast, 2014
On Gulf coast of northeast Texas, a technological diamond ring
near huge chemical industry
I took the photo on my cross-country trek in May, 2017.
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Fog overwhelms us.
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Bigfoot tree,
on my walk in Newport Beach
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Succulence and 2 leaving
Fingerpaint trees,
such unusual bark; I'm still
fascinated.
Gone with the jungle,
my photo from Olympia National Park, Washington
Near Long Beach, Washington,
Sign showing my age;-)
while I engage in planking
In the light of unusual sights,
Daniel Wilcox
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