Day 738 Exit 67

I was driving North on the 99 freeway and decided to exit Avenue 67 and this is what I saw. This was a sad place for me to see, The horses had no visible water, but I am sure some was there, and NO Food. There is nothing I can do for these starving souls. It's difficult to see but in the top a couple of the horses are babies. The bottom two pictures were taken directly across from each other.

Day 737 A Woman and Her Dog

Day 737 Sometimes while in the back seat of a car I like to yell "Hey Newman"

Day 737 A Guy and His Dog, San Francisco

Day 737 Another Picture From the Back Seat, My Favorite

Day 737 San Francisco, Back Seat Shooting

I took these pictures from the back seat of a car while being driven in San Francisco.

Day 736 Mothers Day 2014

I actually took this yesterday, but I forgot to post it. It was taken outside of Denny's in Oakdale.

Day 735 Charlie

Charie discovers her inner-outside dog.

Day 734 Yellow Flowers

I bought a bunch of cheap flowers from either Safeway or Savemart, I can't remember which. These flowers are five days old from the time I bought them.

Day 733 Uncle David and Bailey

My Uncle David and Aunt Leona came to visit. It was a joy to see them and get a few pictures while they were here too.

Day 732 South Ninth Street

Day 731 Guy in the Street

I don't know what this guy was doing in the street, or what he is looking at in his hand, but I took his picture anyway.

Day 730 Emilius Julius Leppelman and Elma Claghorn Leppelman

This is a tintype I photographed today in San Jose. It belongs to a distant relative. Her friend flew with it from North Carolina so I could take a picture of it. Why you ask? Because the pictures are of Emilius Julius Leppelman and his wife Alma Claghorn Ingraham, my ancestors. I am so happy to have had the opportunity to photograph the photographs. Didn't I always say a picture of a picture counts?

Day 729 Chinese Camp