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My Favorite Photographs of 2011

This collection are My Favorite Photographs of 2011.  Most of these images were taken in the last 3 months of the year, and I found that interesting. 

SC2
SC2 – A sunset view of Ross Rock (Birdshit Rock) during the Spring in San Diego’s Sunset Cliffs Natural Park.
SD47
SD47 – A beautiful night view of Highway 163 and Downtown San Diego from the El Prado Bridge.
Moment
Moment – View of the cemetery and Mt. Williamson in Manzanar.
Hale Fenceline
Hale Fenceline – The fenceline on Hale Farm in Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
Blue Hen Falls and Cascade
Blue Hen Falls and Cascade – One of Ohio’s best waterfalls, in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The fall can sometimes have minimal water, but in this rainstorm there was plenty of water volume to create a beautiful scene from the creekshed.
Poor Lizard
Poor Lizard – I travelled all the way to my front yard for this image. A Great Egret found a lizard in the hedges. Poor lizard!
Sunset, Moon, Venus, at La Jolla Shores
Sunset, Moon, Venus – Beautiful view of sunset with the Moon and Venus in twilight, above Scripps Institute of Oceanography.
Orange Ghosts
Orange Ghosts – A sunrise view of the Temple Rock formation in Joshua Tree National Park.
HIdden Cave
HIdden Cave – Located in Joshua Tree National Park, this is an amazing and carefully protected rock art site, one of the best pictograph sites in California.  Under no circumstances will this be location be revealed.
JT27
JT27 – Star Trails above the Juniper and Monolith formation in Joshua Tree National Park.
Sunkissed Revisited
Sunkissed Revisited – An artistic rendering of the beautiful Sunkissed rock formation in Joshua Tree National Park.
Channels
Channels – One of many rock and sea channels in San Diego’s beautiful Windansea beach.

I hope you enjoyed my favorite photographs of 2011. Thanks for viewing and reading!

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