[memorial church, stanford]
façade with a halo of sunlight
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weaving an imagined tapestry of
this place i call home,
one photographic thread per day
flashes of inspiration and
records of mundanity captured in
the city of palo alto including
the campus of stanford university
this place i call home,
one photographic thread per day
flashes of inspiration and
records of mundanity captured in
the city of palo alto including
the campus of stanford university
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December
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- no turning back
- tunes and wheels
- late december autumn
- guess how many millions
- twins
- left
- jaunty
- silent night
- protected by borges
- red and green
- nocturne
- o christmas tree
- glub glub
- magic trick
- going nowhere
- meow
- it was cold today
- lights, please
- be alert
- illuminated
- twilight cloaked in conifers
- look east
- fading season
- summer color on a winter day
- ice cubes
- larger than a garden gnome
- sticks and stones
- sail away
- meet me on the roof
- trio
- look a-round (it's a glorious place, this)
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3 comments:
i want to see this in person, just pray joseph gets into berk.
Very holy feeling. You still had the facade showing nicely despite the direction of the sun.
Nice work. Beautiful shot of the Stanford Chapel. I moved to California in 1977, and stayed first in Palo Alto on Greer Road off the Oregon Expressway and the El Camino Real. Stanford is a great school.
I came across your blog while blog surfing using the “next blog” button on the Nav Bar of blogger.com. I am continually fascinated by the types of blogs that exist on the Internet, and the various, creative ways in which people all over the globe express themselves. Thanks for sharing.
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