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End of the World
No Beach Access This is a favorite spot for both photography and just being alone with my thoughts. On foggy days you can't see the end of this trail. This was taken just after a storm front blew through leaving some great clouds in the sky.
Barn on the Hill
Barn on the Hill Two things drew me to this shot, the contrast between the two fields, and the line between them that nicely lined up with the bottom right corner of my shot, and the farm house, barn, and building at the top of the hill. I actually ignored the clouds and sky, which turned out pretty good too.
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My Dad
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Forcing a Photo
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