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The Sunday Traveler ~ Sunday Sunsets

Posted on September 10, 2017 by

Sunsets along the Carquinez Strait here in Northern California bring a bit of peace as the sun sinks into a fog bank farther out from the bridge. The sun that is still shining bright where the Sunday Traveler will find … Continue reading →

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Monday Minimalism ~ Drifting

Posted on August 28, 2017 by

Concentrate on the heart; let all else drift.

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Monday Minimalism ~ Monochrome

Posted on August 21, 2017 by

A few weeks ago when I began this Monday series on minimalism, I meant it photographically; but, it seems it blends into other areas of my life as well. As I moved to a new home, the layers began to … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Traveler Snapshot ~ Home Sweet Home

Posted on August 20, 2017 by

Living in the San Francisco Bay Area allows one to travel short distances and feel like having been on the trip of a lifetime. No need for packing suitcases and struggling through airport madness.  Hop in your car, or on … Continue reading →

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Monday Minimalism ~ Turbulent Waters

Posted on August 14, 2017 by

A sea of turbulence to get through to land.

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The Sunday Traveler ~ Discovering Home

Posted on August 13, 2017 by

There’s a world out there to discover, but sometimes the best place to start is home. A little town in San Francisco’s North Bay, population of about 32,000, was founded in 1847, and served as California’s capital from 1853-1854, and … Continue reading →

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Monday Minimalism and Photography ~ Fences

Posted on August 7, 2017 by

Fences, real or shadows, blocking us from…what? I saw this image as I walked by and thought of how fences, even if just shadows, can sometimes stop us. I then glanced over to my right, and a little girl of … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Traveler Snapshot ~ Waiting to Set the Bowlines Free

Posted on August 6, 2017 by

Looking out through the gate to destinations waiting to be found is a lesson in patience. For now, exploring a new hometown will serve to imprint this new image of home in my mind to make a return from travel … Continue reading →

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Monday Photographic Minimalism ~ Like Poetry

Posted on July 31, 2017 by

“Photography, like poetry, doesn’t provide the pool of narrative, just the diving board” ~Alec Soth One photo, segregated, broken up in to minimized parts provides the place to dive. Dive deep into a story, your own when you make the … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Traveler ~ Drive Abouts in Guadalajara, Mexico

Posted on July 16, 2017 by

The traffic in metropolitan Guadalajara is unbelievable, as it is in all the surrounding areas that have really grown to be a part of Guadalajara itself. The numbers in population vary when I look on different websites, but the “official” … Continue reading →

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