Corte Madera Marsh this morning with a rather high tide. Note the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge in the background.
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2 comments:
oooooh... that's really nice. Andy Goldsworthy would like this one. But, yours is better because I know where you are photographing...
ummm... this photo isn't hanging on the wall straight. How curious. I'm not the type of person that goes around straightening pictures frames in other people's homes, but I couldn't help but notice.
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