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Since I hardly ever take photos these days, here’s another from the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk last weekend.
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Photo number two from the Worldwide Photo Walk.
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This past Saturday I participated in one of the San Francisco walks that was conducted as part of the Worldwide Photo Walk hosted by Scott Kelby. It was a lot of fun and a great break from studying. This photo was taken along Clay Street, between the Transamerica Pyramid and the Embarcadero. It was one of those photos that you think you will really like the moment you press the shutter and that feeling was confirmed when I uploaded my photos. I’m working through the rest of the photos from the walk and hope to have a couple more for you as the week progresses! 
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Here is Photo Number 2 from the Valencia and Mission alley. It’s also this week’s Photo Friday challenge: Beauty.
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One of the things that I am loving about San Francisco is the graffiti art-covered alleys. Carl and I went for a walk on Saturday and we discovered a little alley that ran between Valencia and Mission that was awesome. The image above is one that I captured from this alley.
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So I’ve processed one more of the bacterial matting photographs I took at Yellowstone National Park for this week’s Photo Friday entry, “Awful!”. Personally, I think it looks pretty cool, but the smell was pretty awful and I’m sure some people would think that photographs of bacterial mats is pretty gross.
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This week marks my return to Photo Friday after a long hiatus due to the ‘Great American Road-trip’. Pam and I found this little origami crane in Glacier National Park, on the beach of Lake Josephine. It made me think that I need to learn origami so that my next public art project can be little (or big) origami creatures.
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I took this image in Spokane and then took several hours processing it in Seattle. I’ve been trying to capture this image for a while and hope you enjoy it!
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So another ‘boring’ one as Donnie would put it, where I just put the animal in its actual habitat. This little pond was in North Cascades National Park, right by the campground and was very obviously dammed up by a beaver. Since the ground was so muddy, I took the easy route and had him perched on the branch, rather than down near the water edge.
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So since squirrels in National Parks are such food beggars. I got the idea to take the squirrel photo when we had all the food on the table. Some of these squirrels are pretty aggressive due to all the humans that regularly feed them, so next time you are in a National Park watch out. You could get bombarded by squirrels who think your dinner and their dinner are one in the same!