Coyote in Sycamore Grove Park - Livermore, CA (Cellphone Photos)

Today, on the 5th February 2025, my mom and I went for on a walk in Sycamore Grove Park in Livermore, CA. I saw a coyote and I took some photos of it with my phone through my binoculars. The binoculars I used are the Nocs Provisions Standard Issue 10x25 Waterproof Binoculars (Product Link - Affiliate Link). I hope you enjoy viewing my photos!

Message from the Photographer: I am still dealing with long COVID. I have finished processing the RAWs and have uploaded the photos from November and December, however I have not finished sorting them yet. Despite having more energy after being given low dose Naltrexone (experimental use) at the Stanford Long COVID Clinic, it has not touched my brain fog and other symptoms (some symptoms seem to be worse since I am now more active). I realize it is now February 2025, but it might still be sometime before I can post those photos.

A photo of a coyote in grassland shot on Arroyo Del Valle Regional Trail. The photo was shot through binoculars.

Binoculars Used: Nocs Provisions Standard Issue 10x25 Waterproof Binoculars (Product Link - Affiliate Link)

A photo of a coyote in grassland shot on Arroyo Del Valle Regional Trail. The photo was shot through binoculars.

Binoculars Used: Nocs Provisions Standard Issue 10x25 Waterproof Binoculars (Product Link - Affiliate Link)

A photo of a coyote in grassland shot on Winery Loop. The photo was shot through binoculars.

Binoculars Used: Nocs Provisions Standard Issue 10x25 Waterproof Binoculars (Product Link - Affiliate Link)

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Monochrome Processes Redone (Death Valley National Park)

Today I have some monochrome (black and white) processes of photos I've taken on my past trip to Death Valley National Park in 2012. I hope you enjoy viewing the photos. If you wish to view my original Death Valley National Park blog posts, you can start from part 1 here. If you enjoy monochrome and abstract photos, you can view more at my gallery here. You can also view my best photos from Death Valley National Park here. Gallery format for all of my Death Valley National Park photos available here.

Up first is a photo taken of the road leading into Death Valley National Park from Lone Pine, CA. Photo is shot facing the Eastern Sierras.  

Another photo taken toward the Eastern Sierras. A wild horse is in the image.  

 Here are 2 photos from the Cerro Gordo ruins in Death Valley National Park. 

A photo of the Rhyolite Mercantile in Rhyolite Ghost Town in Rhyolite, NV.  

Here are 2 photos of an abandoned gas station in Rhyolite Ghost Town.  

 Another photo of Rhyolite Ghost Town.

A photo of a coyote near Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park. I think it was out there hoping people would throw it some food.  

A photo from Devil's Golf Course in Death Valley National Park. 

A photo shot high up at Dante's View in Death Valley National Park. The last segment of the road up there was a very scary drive! The road was steep!  

 A photo of the moon rise. Photo shot on Artist Drive in Death Valley National Park. 

 A photo of a sign warning drivers about a dip on Artist Drive in Death Valley National Park. 

A photo from Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park.  

Now a few photos of the rock wall in Mosaic Canyon.  

 A few more photos of the rock in Mosaic Canyon. 

Another photo of the rock in Mosaic Canyon.  

Now a few shots on the Mojave Desert on the drive back home to the SF Bay Area from Death Valley National Park. This is a photo of the moon rise. 

The highways through the Mojave Desert. Photo shot as the moon was rising.  

A photo shot of the long highways through the Mojave Desert. That shadow is me. 

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Coyote Near Furnace Creek - Death Valley National Park (Part 19)

At the end of November last year (2012), I took a trip to Death Valley National Park. This is the second trip there in my life. The 1st time I went, I was still a little kid, and I didn't start taking photos yet. This time, I have a pro camera and I am ready to shoot the scenery. Death Valley National Park is known for its "out of this world" scenery, UFO sightings, and many other things. The desert is a very mysterious and beautiful place. In this chain of blog posts, I will be showing you mainly photos of Death Valley National Park, but also photos from surrounding areas like The Mojave Desert, Alabama Hills, and Rhyolite Ghost Town. I have picked out over 400 photos from my trip to show you guys and I will be dividing them into many blog posts. Unlike blog  post chains before, I obviously can't put a link of ever blog post on every single blog post, so instead, I will do the same thing I did for my Yellowstone National Park photos before, by sticking a link of the Next and Previous post on each blog post instead.

Full Resolution Photos and Prints: If you want to see full resolution photos or buy prints of any of the photos you see, they are up on my portfolio for viewing. To see my best work from Death Valley National Park, use this link. To see my best coyote photos, use this link. To see all of the photos from my Death Valley National Park trip use this link.

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Today, I have photos of a coyote in the park. Here is the story. I was driving from Furnace Creek Visitor Center to Golden Canyon Interpretive Trail when I saw this coyote (all by itself) walking around on and off the road just in that area. A lot of cars stopped and waited for it to get off the road. I also stopped and came out and took some photos of it. It was the only "big" animal I saw and got a photo of in the park. What is weird is I passed by the same place the next day and the coyote was still there. Not sure why... It was walking around very near the Furnace Creek Visitor Center. Is it looking for food there? Not sure. Anyways here are some of the photos I took of it.

 Walking towards me toward my car.

It walked by so close part of it got cut off! The photos still turned out okay so I'm showing it here. I took out several which were badly focused and lit.  

 Walking by now.

I think this was one of the best shots of it I got. :) Thanks for looking at my camera coyote!  

These are all the photos for today! I hope you have enjoyed viewing them. Next time I will have photos from Golden Canyon Interpretive Trail (kind of obvious if you looked at message above). Please don't forget to share the blog post with your friends and family members! Also, if you want to get notifications when I post up more photos, "Like" us on Facebook or follow me on Twitter and Google+. These links can also be found on the top of the right sidebar.

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