Photographers

Exploring Inverness on the Point Reyes Peninsula

by Linda Hubbard Gulker on July 2, 2020

Betsy Sergeant Snow, now a media specialist at Sequoia High School, was one of the first local photographers to contribute to InMenlo. We met when she was teaching photography at Menlo-Atherton High School.

Recently, she went on a first “escape,” driving north to the area around Inverness on the Point Reyes Peninsula.

Here are a selection of photographs from that trip.

Photos by Betsy Sergeant Snow (c) 2020

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Photographer Mark Tuschman connects with berry farmer – and hopes other locals will do so, too

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Signs of Spring: Nutthall’s woodpecker nest in cactus garden on Stanford campus

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California poppies spread Mother’s Day cheer

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Local angle to #MayTheFourth #May4th (a day late)

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Photographer Scott R. Kline’s road trip photos – a black and white perspective

The stay-at-home order for the Covid-19 epidemic really has me missing the road. So I brought home all my hard drives and started going through road trip photos from the past decade-plus, starting from the time I became a professional photographer in 2009 and began dragging my large image DSLR cameras with me on my […]

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Roses and roses to brighten a Monday by photographer Betsy Sergeant Snow

Hoping these roses photographed by InMenlo contributing photographer Betsy Sergeant Snow on a morning walk brighten your Monday. Photos by Betsy Sergeant Snow (c) 2020

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A bit of cheer on National Puppy Day courtesy of two local photographers

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Global street photographer Lee Hicks is back at Cafe Borrone with a new exhibit

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The calendar may say “winter” but it’s looking like spring at Filoli

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Barbara Coll discovers bird photography after a life time of wildlife watching

Growing up in Ottawa, Barbara Coll’s family kept a book about the wildlife they saw. So it was natural for her to keep the tradition going when she got married in 1992 — but with a focus exclusively on birds. “The tally is currently 517 birds, which is five percent of the bird species in the […]

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