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Old Town Sacramento on a foggy day.

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The Tower Bridge in Old Town Sacramento  I went on one of my photo walks in Old Town Sacramento on a very foggy day. I wasn't sure if the photos would come out nice and it was tricky because if you went beyond a certain distance things would start to disappear. I was pleasantly surprised that the fog made some quite moody pictures. All in all a pretty good day, and also a nice crab lunch! The Delta King riverboat moored in Old Town Sacramento on the Sacramento River. The working end of the paddle wheel boat the Delta King on the Sacramento River now a hotel. A Pony Express statue stands outside across the street from the Wells Fargo office in Old Town Sacramento. Skip Kuebel, Photographer skiptown@comcast.net

Pictures of Candy Land

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Old Glory with the Candy Land treatment There is a photographer, I follow online named Matt Crump. He would isolate the backgrounds and make interesting crops and then add in pastel colored (candy colored) backgrounds. I found this very interesting and thought I would try my hand at this. So here is Skip in Candy Land! I think it works very well with signage. I hope to get out and shoot more of this style later. Visit my Flickr site for more. Abe in Candy Land Skip Kuebel, Photographer skiptown@comcast.net

Sunrise at Bixby Bridge in Big Sur

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I wait my turn while a young photographer takes his picture of the second most famous bridge (after the Golden Gate Bridge) in the state just after sunrise. There were a surprising number of tourists and photographers there and at first I was annoyed because I wanted a shot of the bridge with no one there, but when he kneeled down to get his shot I thought this made a very cool photo. Sometimes the best plan is no plan at all. So after he moved on, I took the shot below, turns out I like the top one better. After trying to get the bridge and the ocean in the shot at the same time, I realized that wasn't going to happen, so I scampered across Highway 1 and walked down a dirt access road and kept looking back until I was able to frame up this shot. While waiting to cross back over the highway to my car, this motorcycle came into view and I thought it would be nice to get a shot of it going across the bridge with the winding Highway 1 off in the distance. Someone to