That’s Me
My son Jameson took this picture of me at Point Lobos earlier this week. Not a bad shot!

Dan Mitchell. Point Lobos. December 27, 2005. © Copyright Jameson Mitchell.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.29.2005 :: News :: Comments Off
My son Jameson took this picture of me at Point Lobos earlier this week. Not a bad shot!

Dan Mitchell. Point Lobos. December 27, 2005. © Copyright Jameson Mitchell.
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Banking Pelican. Point Lobos. December 27, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.29.2005 :: Photographs: Wildlife :: Comments Off
To take his own measure of the war for The New York Times, Adam Nadel broke from the compulsions that dictate the days of many photographers in Baghdad, the suicide bombings and roadside explosions and assassinations that fill the morgues and the hospitals. Over weeks, he went in search of those who had survived attacks, and others whose lives had been upended by the violence. He visited them in their hospital wards, in their neighborhoods, and in their homes, and captured, in images and in words, what the war has meant for them.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.26.2005 :: Photographers :: Comments Off

Arching Oaks and Fog. Almaden Quicksilver Park. December, 23, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
Taken a year later, 50 feet away, and pointing the other direction from the image posted yesterday - but on a very similar foggy winter day.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.23.2005 :: Photographs: Central California :: Comments Off

Fog and Oak Trees. Almaden Quicksilver Park. December 10, 2004. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.21.2005 :: Photographs: Central California :: Comments Off

Dawn. Dusy Basin. August 14, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
An alternate take on the image I posted yesterday - this time in black and white. I think I like this one better.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.19.2005 :: Photographs: Sierra Nevada :: Comments Off

Dawn. Dusy Basin. August 14, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
In mid-August I walked over Bishop Pass to join a group of friends on final two days of their 14-day pack Sierra pack trip. After two weeks on the trail they were very anxious to get over the pass for fresh food, showers, and a motel so we arose before dawn on this beautiful morning in Dusy Basin and were on the trail as the sun came up.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.18.2005 :: Photographs: Sierra Nevada :: Comments Off
Forty years after his death, untrained New York street photographer Angel Rizzuto is finally getting the book he deserves with Michael Lesy’s “Angel’s World.” By JOHN STRAUSBAUGH. [NYT > Home Page]
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.16.2005 :: Photographers :: Comments Off

Oaks and Fog. Calero Park. March 12, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
Another photo rediscovered in the archives from earlier this year.
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Grass and Foggy Hillside. Calero Park. March 12, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
Since it is the end of the year and my hard drive is getting full, I’m going through the year’s images and doing some editing. I found this one this evening. I had tried it as a color image in the past, but I kind of like it in black and white.
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G Dan Mitchell :: Dec.15.2005 :: Photographs: Central California :: Comments Off