Maggie’s Favorite Activity

Maggie Moo at Fort Funston

Maggie Moo at Fort Funston

Location: Fort Funston, CA

I took Maggie Moo out to the beach today. She always has a great time.

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Puppy in The Mission

Location: San Francisco (the Mission), CA

The Virgin Moo

The Virgin Moo

This is our dog, Maggie Moo. I took this shot to use on our wedding-invitation stamps. I ordered the stamps from photostamps.com, and they came out pretty well. I would order from them again.

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Maggie Moo at Fort Funston

Location: Fort Funston, CA

Wow, it’s been about 6 weeks since I posted anything here. I knew it had been a while, but I didn’t realize it had been that long.

I still don’t really have anything new to show, except I did shoot this one while walking with Maggie at Fort Funston today.

I desperately need to make the time to get out an shoot.

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Maggie Moo at Fort Funston

Location: Fort Funston, CA

Maggie’s ears are flapping up and down as she runs towards me. We try to get to the beach twice a week. She loves it, and so do I. :)

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Dog sees too much

Location: San Francisco, CA – Union Street

Bird #2

Dead bird at Fort Funston, California

Location: Fort Funston, CA

Here’s another one from last weeks walk on the beach at Fort Funston. The beach had an unusually high number of dead things that day.

Bird, in Color

Dead bird at Fort Funston, California

Location: Fort Funston, CA

More than likely this will be the last image of this bird I post. They’re a little too depressing. It’s a very interesting exercise… trying to turn something so ugly into a beautiful image.

Like the others, this one is better viewed big, so click the image.

Bird

Dead bird at Fort Funston, California

Location: Fort Funston, CA

This one is better viewed big, so click the image.

Wing

Dead bird at Fort Funston, California

Location: Fort Funston, CA

In the previous post I mentioned that I found a few interesting things to shoot while walking out at Fort Funston today. This was one of them. Unfortunately, what’s left of this bird is still attached, just out of frame on the left. You’ll probably be seeing more than you may want to of this bird as I go through my images.

This one is better viewed big, so click the image.

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