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by Marc Crumpler
$66.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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A rare, snow covered landscape about 50 miles east of San Francisco with Mt. Diablo in the background.
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iPhone Case
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Round Beach Towel
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A rare, snow covered landscape about 50 miles east of San Francisco with Mt. Diablo in the background.
I'm a landscape and wildlife photographer based in Genoa, Nevada, just south of Carson City.Most of my photos were taken while hiking in one of the East Bay Regional Park District parks about 50 miles east of San Francisco,and when visiting other northern California landmarks (I also have photos available that were taken in Nevada, Oregon, South Carolina and the Southwest). The East Bay Regional Park District has used many of my photos in their publications. In March of 2019 I moved to Genoa, Nevada, a beautiful little town near Carson City. I look forward to exploring and photographing the many landscape and wildlife opportunities that abound in the area. I have worked on projects with art consultants from New York,San Diego, St. Louis,...
$66.00
Frank J Casella
Nice work Marc! You rally did a nice job with the composition balance, and the color balance including that white snow.
Kathy Yates
This is such a cool shot, Marc! Can’t believe we are having snow in the East Bay! It sure is a late spring for the Bay area. Can’t wait for the wildflowers!!
Marc Crumpler replied:
Thanks Kathy- I wish the best of luck with the wildflowers. It should be a good year. I'm leaving for Nevada in a couple of days so have been very busy.