Landscapes Photo Gallery by sunil at pbase.com

Landscapes

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Beginner Landscapes.

Sunol Regional Wilderness Park	Winter Sunset, Half Dome, Yosemite	Calero County Park
Livermore Valley (Around Poppy Ridge Golf Course)	Tesla Road, Livermore	Muir Woods
Muir Woods	Muir Woods	Muir Woods
Interlaken OST, Switzerland	Interlaken OST, Switzerland	Interlaken OST, Switzerland
Interlaken OST, Switzerland	Geneva	Durgerdam, Holland
Durgerdam, Holland	Lone Cypress, Monterey	Hearst Castle, San Simeon
Farmland, Coalinga	Domaine Carneros, Sonoma Valley	Sunol Regional Wilderness Park
Uvas Canyon, Gilroy	Mauna Kea, Hawaii	Mono Lake Sunrise
South Tufas, Mono Lake	Geneva Panorama	Sierra Road, San Jose
Sierra Road, San Jose	Sunrise, Calero County Park	Sunrise, Calero County Park
Sunrise, Calero County Park	Sunrise, Almaden	Sunset, Calero Reservoir
Mt. Unumhum, Almaden Valley	Calero Lake	Almaden Valley
Almaden Valley	Arroyo Seca Road, Carmel Valley	Arroyo Seca Road, Carmel Valley
Arroyo Seca Road, Carmel Valley	Arroyo Seca Road, Carmel Valley	Nagarjunsagar

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Dudy Tuchfeld		08-Mar-2008 19:25
Wonderful gallery

Dang		28-Apr-2006 03:01
I went through this gallery the other night, but didn't comment then. I certainly understand the lure of wanting to live in such beautiful place, but once it starts so often they're so comsumed with structures they loose all the appeal. I've seen so much farmland with older structures turned into subdivisions here, that it saddens me to see it happen to such land as this. Of course there's no way to stop it, but it's a sign of big business doing away with the individuals ability to live off their land anymore. The upside to seeing photos like this, I know there's still some places left and someone around to document them for later generations. Those semmingly boring overgrown fields to some, are thoughts of pure delight to people like myself who are stuck in the middle of concrete for the rest of their duration. This gallery makes an excellent pictorial statement of changing times. Sorry for the long commentary, but you've struck a nerve which makes good photography. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing. :>)

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