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Closeup of FasTrack electronics over interstate freeway

Dead tips of conifers are omen’s of climate change, Central Sierra Nevada, California

Less growth on upwind side of conifers give clues to prevailing wind direction, Central Sierra Nevada Mountains, California

Mid 1940’s Chevrolet truck badge on side hood

1940’s vintage Bell Telephone sign often meant that a telephone was available for use inside country store when individual homes didn’t have one.

Growth ring abstract. Cut tree stump, high Sierra Nevada, California

Mechanical watch movement and circuit board background a metaphor for mechanical vs electronic

Large glacial erratic on glaciated surface. These large boulders were brought in by glacier and dropped when the glaciers melted, Central Sierra Nevada, California

Guy wire guard abstract. Bright yellow Diagonal guy gard and gray brown old wood slats

Old derelict Convenience store with 1930-1940’s era rectangular metal Coca-Cola metal sign

Buried Cabin exposed during spring thaw

Cracked pain abstract

Old Latex paint abstract

Cracking concrete pavement abstract

Closeup of Mid 1950’s Chevrolet truck double grill

Circular Late 1940’s Early 1950’s gasoline signs on tall metal pole from bygone era, Sierra Nevada Foothills, California

1930-1940’s era rectangular metal Coca-Cola sign with tagline “Drink Coca-Cola”

Single isolated cumulus cloud over conifer in central Sierra Nevada, California

Middle Cambrian aged trilobites on shale with penny for scale. Found by Topaz Concentration Camp Internee, Delta, Utah

The world famous San Andreas fault runs diagonally upper right to lower left in the Carizzo Plain, Carrizo Plain National Monument, California

Iconic Bell System manhole covers are still found today. The monopoly was broken up in 1984. This design is from the 1960-70’s

Two high voltage pylons carrying 6 cables each

High voltage Tension insulators crossing at 90 degrees

Gradational fabric backdrop

Ominous cloudscape. Incoming storm

Circuit board showing component placement

Fake lodge polls on top of tent to add interest

Brewer's Blackbird, Euphagus cyanocephalus, on fence rail, Bodega Bay, California

Sprint thaw, at alpine Lake, Central Sierra Nevada

Cloud Iridescence is the diffraction of sunlight passing through thin clouds containing uniformly sized water droplets or ice crystals.

Dark clouds covers blue sky a metaphor for “Dark Times Ahead”

Three Clouds showing Iridescence, caused by diffraction of sunlight passing through thin clouds containing uniformly sized water droplets or ice crystals.

Cloud showing Iridescence, caused by diffraction of sunlight passing through thin clouds containing uniformly sized water droplets or ice crystals.

Sawed tree trunk and gravel abstract

Brightly colored “Winglets” viewed through high voltage cables are vertical extensions on airplane wingtips that improve aerodynamic efficiency by reducing induced drag caused by wingtip vortices

Striation Abstract. Diagonal striations “ Broom Finish” on old cement walkway to prevent slipping

Understated elegance of Japanese Tatami mats on floor with shoji screen and wooden sliding door

Negative image of high voltage pylon with high voltage cables; a metaphor for electrical blackout, load shedding, rolling blackouts, capacity shortage, and capacity deficiency.

Squirrel nest in deciduous sycamore tree. A utility line provides elevated, high-speed travel "highways" to move between trees avoiding ground predators.

Crowded high voltage electrical pylon in Silicon Valley

Black Circuit board abstract

Stairs, landing, and reverse stairs

Circuit Board Abstract

Circuit board abstract

Green circuit board abstract

Closeup of underside of printed circuit board showing placement of components in white

Underside of green circuit board with placement of components shown in white

Winglets viewed through high voltage cables are near-vertical extensions on airplane wingtips that improve aerodynamic efficiency by reducing induced drag caused by wingtip vortices

Traveler heads toward the largest and oldest Juniper in the US at 3000+ years old (center, thick trunk). It is in an isolated section of the Stanislaus National Forest, Tuolumne County, California

Interstate 40 opening in 1975 had devastating effects on businesses on State Highway 66, Old Route 66, in the border town of Glenrio, New Mexico/Texas

Iconic “Cadillac Ranch” Created by the Ant Farm art collective and funded by Stanley Marsh III, it was installed in 1974 and is a must stop for “Period Travelers” on Old Route 66 near Amarillo, Texas

The iconic Cadillac Ranch was installed in 1974 and is an ever changing art installation at the whim of visitors with a spray can of paint, Old Route 66, Amarillo, Texas

Interstate 40 bypassed Route 66 in Glenrio in the mid 1970’s and all the businesses fell into decline in the border town between New Mexico and Texas

“U Drop Inn” in the mid 1990’s, now a museum showcasing the look and feel of Old Route 66, Shamrock, Texas

Large Route 66 sign at Shea's service station and museum in the mid 1990’s on historic Route 66, Springfield, Illinois. Sign no longer up at this location in 2025

“Ibbi Pip”, The Birdhouses Troll by artist Thomas Dambo. Ibbi Pip is a friend to all animals and puts up birdhouses in forests to encourage humans to awaken their compassion for natural surroundings

Caltrans trucks mounted with Crash Cushions and flashing arrow lights protect highway-side workers

Alien like “Still Life“ with closeup of pier piling cap, water, bird and distant hills.

Elegant souvenir Mayan King with glyphs wall hanging, Guatemala

Telecommunications Linemen installing optical cables on telephone/utility pole as part of aerial telecommunications infrastructure

Multi use pylon for electrical transmission and cellphone node, San Francisco Peninsula, California

Multi use pylon for electrical transmission and cellphone node, San Francisco Peninsula, California

Wood grain abstract

Wide angle distorted view of 1960's era cadillac convertible

Old Ford emblem and radiator cap on 1930’s era car.

Persimmon, a winter treat for the warbler, San Francisco Peninsula, Calfornia

Old abandoned barn door with sliding latch closure

Old Barn with rough-hewn wood planks, adjacent to alpine meadow, central Sierra Nevada, California

Double Yellow line abstract.

Old latch on rusted corrugated sliding door

Swimming Koi Abstract. View down on colorful Fish swimming in dark pool

Three Fall leaves on sidewalk

View up from directly under South Tower of Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California

Gate on main suspension cable of Golden Gate Bridge. Prevents pedestrians from walking up the cables encouraged by social networking apps where users can create “Dares”

Late afternoon sun casts long shadows of dog and dog parents. Wide angle view

Old weathered sliding wood latch

Squirrel nest secured in crotch of tree. A utility line provides elevated, high-speed travel "highways" to move between trees avoiding ground predators.

A view up corner tower of closed Anchor Brewing Company flying American Flag, San Francisco, California

Art Deco industrial architectural style is showcased by the tower of closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco, California. American Flag still flies in 2025-26

View up entry to closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco, California. Still flying American Flag In 2025-26

Art Deco style front entrance of closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco, California

Entrance tower to closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco. American Flag still flies in 2025-26

View up redwood forest in infrared, Woodside, California

Silhouette of Utility poles next to Dumbarton Bridge, San Francisco Bay, California

High voltage intrastate / interstate pylons, part of the electrical grid, Central California

High tech LED parking lot lights retrofitted to old light pole replacing single fluorescent lamp

Old telephone pole completely retrofitted with new strain insulators, radio controlled dropout fuses, jumper cables and electrical lines

Pier pilings abstract. Bodega Bay, California

Light inside closed Anchor Brewing Company in late 2025, San Francisco, California. Will it reopen……

Light in the windows of closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco, California

Light in the window of closed Anchor Brewing Company, San Francisco, California

Straight wooden Pole and contrail abstract

Silhouette of couple watching sunset

Radio monitored dropout switches keep local electric grid safe

Piling cap abstract. PVC vinyl Caps keep birds off and prevents piling from splintering, Bodega Bay, California

Sunrise starburst over old Anchor Brewing Company mural on old brick wall, San Francisco, California

VOR (Very High Frequency Omni-Directional Range Antenna) is a short-range radio navigation system used by commercial and private pilots for navigation, Big Smoky Valley, Nevada

Upgraded components to old electric pole to help protect the electric grid