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CareyPhotography > Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed). A major winter storm brought snow to the Mojave Desert and turned the playa into a reflecting pool, creating this magical desert scene.
CareyPhotography > Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed). A major winter storm brought snow to the Mojave Desert and turned the playa into a reflecting pool, creating this once-in-a-lifetime scene.
CareyPhotography > Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed); a major winter storm brought a snow to the Mojave Desert, creating this once-in-a-lifetime scene.
CareyPhotography > The luxurious Sheep Camp in Sheep Canyon, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California
CareyPhotography > A Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) stalks the salt pools of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve in Newport Beach, California. The 752-acre Ecological Reserve is one of California's last remaining estuaries, a place where salt and fresh waters meet, and a salt water marsh. Almost 200 species of birds live there, and migrating birds stop to rest during the winter months.
CareyPhotography > A Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) stalks the salt pools of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve in Newport Beach, California. The 752-acre Ecological Reserve is one of California's last remaining estuaries, a place where salt and fresh waters meet, and a salt water marsh. Almost 200 species of birds live there, and migrating birds stop to rest during the winter months.
CareyPhotography > A Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) stalks the salt pools of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve in Newport Beach, California. The 752-acre Ecological Reserve is one of California's last remaining estuaries, a place where salt and fresh waters meet, and a salt water marsh. Almost 200 species of birds live there, and migrating birds stop to rest during the winter months.
CareyPhotography > Nine foot bronze sculpture of Richard Henry Dana Jr (1815-1882)., Harvard-educated lawyer and sailor who wrote several books, including "Two Years Before the Mast" and "The Seaman's Friend". Sculpted by John R. Terken, the statue was dedicated in 1972 and is located at the harbor in Dana Point, California. Dana Point was named in his honor because Dana had called it "the only romantic place in California". Smithsonian AmericanArt Museum Inventory of American Sculpture Control No. CA001299
CareyPhotography > Nine foot bronze sculpture of Richard Henry Dana Jr (1815-1882)., Harvard-educated lawyer and sailor who wrote several books, including "Two Years Before the Mast" and "The Seaman's Friend". Sculpted by John R. Terken, the statue was dedicated in 1972 and is located at the harbor in Dana Point, California. Dana Point was named in his honor because Dana had called it "the only romantic place in California". Smithsonian AmericanArt Museum Inventory of American Sculpture Control No. CA001299
Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed). A major winter storm brought snow to the Mojave Desert and turned the playa into a reflecting pool, creating this magical desert scene.
CareyPhotography > Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed). A major winter storm brought snow to the Mojave Desert and turned the playa into a reflecting pool, creating this magical desert scene.
Snow-covered mountains reflected in East Superior Dry Lake in the Mojave Desert. This is usually a playa (a dry lake bed). A major winter storm brought snow to the Mojave Desert and turned the playa into a reflecting pool, creating this magical desert scene.
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