G Dan Mitchell Photography

Seattle Library #1. January 4, 20006. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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Desert Flowers. Death Valley. March 28, 2005. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.

This was photographed during the now-famous “once in 100 years” Death Valley bloom in the spring of 2005. On this occasion there were flowers in many places in Death Valley where they are not often seen, and in others where typical flower displays are much less widespread.

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Fence and Snow. Yosemite Valley. March 4, 2006. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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El Capitan and Snow Covered Trees. Yosemite Valley. March 4, 2006. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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The Online Photographer – Another post in the T.O.P. Top 10 Photos series, this one about the famous photo of jazz greats made in Harlem in 1958 by photographer Art Kane.

Just remarkable. It’s as if all the German and Austrian classical composers had gathered for a group portrait that included Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert, or if somehow we could have a group portrait of all the major Italian Renaissance artists gathered together, old Leonardo next to young Raphael, or all the impressionists. Or all of the Athenian philosophers. All would be as august as this group, but none more so.

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Oak Tree and Spring Hillside. Near Calero Reservoir. March 25, 2006. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.
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Oak Trees near Uvas Reservoir. March 25, 2006. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell.

I suppose it is perverse to do a black and white version of this scene, as the hillside was covered with astonishly green new grass.
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