Looking Though the Lens

"Looking Through The Lens"

Well, that's all for now.
I hope you liked the photos.
I'll be adding new photos as time
goes on! So come back and visit me! : )

Majestic Oak

Koala Bear

Golden Gate Glow

Willie Mays

Me in the '70s

Bear & Pine Cones

Jelly Fish

California Poppy

Getting Dinner

Tigers

Awesome Motor

Just Chilling

Lion

This is my first website! Hope you like it.

It seems that I have been taking photographs since I was about 7 years old. I was always
fasinated at "Looking Through the Lens" and then looking at the final product on print.

Over the years I have probobly taken hundreds of pictures, if not thousands. So I thought it was time to share some of them with you.

This photo called Majestic Oak was taken at a place called Henry Coe Park in the foothills of South San Jose. It is one of the largest parks and has over 80,000 acres for biking, hiking, fishing, and riding horses.

The Koala Bear and most of the other animals that you see on this page were photo-graphed at the local zoo. I think it's a great shot.

The Golden Gate Bridge at night is such an incredible site that really no pictures do it justice. Go see it at night and you will understand.

The Willie Mays statue at Pacific Bell Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, is one of the most beautiful baseball parks I have ever seen.

The person with lots of hair is me in the '70s. What a WILD time!

The Jelly Fish was taken at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. If you like the ocean, this place is a must-see. It's an all-day event and you will not be disappointed!

Bear & Pine Cones!
Seems that he wasn't in the mood to share...

California Poppy and the Bee were taken in my front yard.

Awesome motor is just that! This was taken in North Tahoe at a Hot Rod Show that had some beautiful cars restored to perfection.

I call this photo "Reflections." A few friends go rock climbing at Yosemite several times a year (usaully in the summer months). The reflection is of El Captain. On that particulur day, we climbed 1,400 ft. (8 pitchs)--one pitch equals 160 ft. of rope. I hope to do some ice climbing there this winter.

Waiting for lunch?

Love at first sight!

Doing just that!

"Reflections"

Photography
and
Web Design
by
Thomas Morrow