Category: photography

  • Photos 21May26

    Photos 21May26

    Again we visit Tesla-Discovery Park for more hawks, Jays, ducks, and Red-Winged Black Birds.

  • Photos 12May26

    Photos 12May26

    Photos 12May26 – Popi’s thoughts: These are more from Shadow Cliffs. I continued with this line because there were Pelicans this time.

  • Photos 11May26

    Photos 11May26

    Back to Shadow Cliffs for more of the same but, surprise, surprise, Del Valle’s Eagles use Shadow Cliffs as a supplemental fishing ground. I doubt that goes over big with the Ospreys that fish here. I’ve Osprey at Del Valle so I guess they share.

  • Photos 10May26

    Photos 10May26

    Photos 10May26 – Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, and Cormorants all nesting in the same trees. There are babies waiting for chow.

  • That Kind of Gone

    That Kind of Gone

    I’m studying AI with Coursiv. It’s a fairly simple platform to follow, even for me though I do get stuck from time to time, then I ask Gemini to explain it in English. Today I generated That Kind of Gone a visually and audibly artistic rendition of my image created solely by Gemini.

  • Photos 9May26

    Photos 9May26

    Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area, located on the border of Pleasanton and Livermore, has a history rooted in the industrial growth of the Tri-Valley. Long before it was a destination for swimming and fishing, the site served as a major gravel quarry operated by Kaiser Industries.

  • Photos 8May26

    Photos 8May26

    There’s another reason I like this city so much. We love our military and it’s history. We celebrate every year on the various Military centric holidays and periods were we honor our heroes here in the USA.

  • Photos 06May26

    Photos 06May26

    Photos 06May26 – This photo trip is one of my favorites to make. There is far too much to see in one day, though. That’s one reason I keep going back there.

  • Photos 02MAY26

    Photos 02MAY26

    Photos 01MAY26 – Sycamore Grove Park in Livermore, California, is a beautiful 847-acre open space Sycamore Grove Park – Livermore Area Recreation and Park District known for its tranquil natural beauty, rich history, and diverse ecosystems. It serves as an ideal destination for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers alike.

  • Photos 01MAY26

    Photos 01MAY26

    These photos were all made on the same day. I mention this because most of the hill images show the grass already turned brown, while in some photos the grass is green. The green is the north side of the slopes which get no direct sun all day.