
Two local photographers among those selected for Midpen’s 13th annual photo contest
Menlo Park resident Mark Gerow's Damselfly was voted the wildlife winner in MidPeninsula Open Space District's 13th annual photo contest. “I went to Monte Bello
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Menlo Park resident Mark Gerow's Damselfly was voted the wildlife winner in MidPeninsula Open Space District's 13th annual photo contest. “I went to Monte Bello

I've always wanted to get a picture of a hummingbird feeding on a zinnia bloom. To find out where zinnias are, I posted on Nextdoor

Long time InMenlo contributing photographer Frances Freyberg's photos are featured in September at the Portola Art Gallery in an exhibit called "Everyday Wonders — Moments of

Menlo Park resident Scott Loftesness frequently strolls around Sharon Park, often photographing what he sees. We liked this trio of ducks perched in a row.

Sharon Heights resident Scott Loftesness captured this gorgeous reflection Monday morning (August 14) when strolling around the pond at Sharon Park. Scott commented that the

Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Deanne Fitzmaurice is coming to the Menlo Park Library on Tuesday, July 25, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm to discuss her work.

Bird photographer Rick Morris was recently alerted about a Chestnut-backed Chickadee nest in the mouth of ceramic sun art piece hanging on the wall of

Bird photographer Rick Morris didn't have to travel far to capture this Cooper's hawk enjoying the water in a neighbor's bird bath. The hawk has

The Carrizo Plain super bloom was spectacular! The sheer quantity of flowers was amazing — as far as the eye could see. Even having read

"From the Tundra to the Savannah," a collection of photographic images from Larry Calof's trip to Hudson Bay to photograph polar bears and from his
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