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Gerry Dorfman Photography
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Outdoor Scenes

A green hill slopes to a winding river with pine trees on the other side. In the background are majestic rock mountains, and the cloudy sky is reflected in the water.
View from a large hill in San Francisco toward downtown and the East Bay. Part of the winding road to the top is visible, as are many individual buildings and the Bay Bridge. The sky is blue with large clouds.
A black dog stands on a leaf strewn path, looking up at the sunbeams streaming through the tall trees.
We are near an emerald green pond.  To the left and ahead are pine trees and a smaller green pond.  The sky is light blue with small clouds, and off in the distance on the right we get a peek of a blue lake with low hills beyond.
The upper part of a tile roof is visible below, while grey tree trunks and branches with yellow leaves partially obscure the view of a softly blurred colorful hot air balloon.
From top to bottom: A hint of blue sky, evergreen forest, large waterfall, steep rocky canyon walls on both sides.  The river, punctuated by rapids, roars to the bottom of our view.
A large metal chain link is supported by a couple of metal posts, while the surf crashes behind. The water of the bay is green. A two story large brick building with many window openings sits at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge. The sky is a low fog, which partially obscures the highest parts of the two bridge towers.  On the far side, a hint of blue sky.
An old air conditioner hangs low in the partially boarded up window. Weeds grow up from the driveway in front of three doors. The two adjoining doors have peeling grey paint, while the third appears weathered and unpainted. The main building has faded red paint, while the building addition may have been painted brown or maybe was never painted. Behind the building is a bare tree, and beyond are dense hills, the tallest of which are lightly covered in snow.
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