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				Just Above Sunset March 14, 2004 Photography



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Note: These are digital photographs I snapped using a Sony Mavica digital still camera (MVC-FD-88) with built-in digital zoom (telephoto). Feel free to use them as you will. If you use any of these photos for commercial purposes I assume you'll discuss that with me. Note: These are thumbnail previews. To see a full-size high-resolution version of a particular photograph click on the "thumbnail" image. You will see the full image in a separate window.

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A got a note from an old friend in London, Ontario, Canada this week. I used to work with him there in the late nineties - and I do remember what March is like halfway between Detroit and Toronto. He sent me some job postings and asked if I would consider moving back. He said it was snowing.

I spent two years there. A fine place, but I like it here better.

This is for those readers stuck in colder climes.

Late afternoon outside the front door...

Yep, these are really pink, and real, too...

At the end of the driveway in the evening fog...

Same thing, really...

Clowns in the courtyard here...

The odd shots... looking down from the balcony outside my front door on some overly enthusiastic geraniums - and the house I notice in the hills behind me, in the sunset mixed with the evening fog rolling in off the Pacific, after a cloudless day in the high seventies...

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From last week's home page...

Through the clouds, the sun also rises, outside my window....

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