by Bodega Bay | Jan 14, 2013 | Birds, Photography
Bodega Bay. It was close to freezing with a good wind when this was taken just after sunrise. These young egrets looked miserable trying to stay warm. The old hand in the lower right corner had it together. About Tom Moyer: I’ve been a photographer off and on...
by Bodega Bay | Dec 27, 2012 | Benny Bufano, Bodega Bay, The Expanding Universe, Timber Cove Inn
In the summer of 1962, when Richard Clements had just set his sights on 800 acres north of Fort Ross for homesite development and a stone and redwood inn overlooking the ocean, world famous sculptor Beniamino Bufano began work on an eight-story statue — the largest...
by Bodega Bay | Dec 23, 2012 | Bodega CA
The historic town of Bodega, nestled in west Sonoma County, CA played host to Hitchcock’s “The Birds”in 1963. I shot this photo of the famed Schoolhouse from a vantage point I have not seen in any other photos – from atop my roof a...
