Sunset Panorama of Mt. Tam and Richardson Bay

by Brian Tada

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Sunset Panorama of Mt. Tam and Richardson Bay

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Brian Tada

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12.15.20:: A heart-felt THANK YOU to the precious customer from Lake Oswego, Oregon who purchased a 500-piece puzzle set of my photo entitled, "Sunset Panorama of Mt. Tam and Richardson Bay". I pray your puzzle will give you and your family many hours of enjoyment!
Tip: Once you complete the puzzle, if you glue it together, it makes a beautiful portrait. I understand the production quality of these puzzles is first-class. Enjoy! God bless you, and thank you again for your purchase!

08.04.17:: A heart-felt THANK YOU to my precious customer in Sherborn, Massachusetts for purchasing a greeting card of "Sunset Panorama of Mt. Tam and Richardson Bay"! May your purchase bring you much joy. God bless you abundantly!

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Experimenting with wide-angle panorama photography:: A Shabbat sunset is reflected in the calm waters of Richardson Bay on a September Saturday evening, with Mill Valley in the foreground and Mount Tamalpais standing in the backdrop.

Awestruck by Pappa God's celestial artistry. He amazes with creativity.... all because He loves us.

It will take eternity -- and then some -- to begin to explore this truth:: "that the Messiah, Yeshua Jesus may dwell in your hearts through faith; that you, being rooted and grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with all the saints [God's devoted people] what is the width and length and depth and height -- to know the love of Christ which supercedes knowledge; that you may be filled with all of the fullness of God." (Ephesians 3:17-19)

Mt. Tamalpais, the prominent feature in this panorama, is a 2,571-foot (784-meter) peak, which is the highest elevation in Marin County immediately north of San Francisco. The summit offers breathtaking panoramic views including the Farallon Islands 25 miles out to sea, the Marin County foothills, San Francisco Bay and the East Bay.

According to the official Mount Tamalpais State Park brochure, Native Californians of the Coast Miwok people lived on or near the mountain. Its name comes from the Miwok word tamalpais (tam-al-pie-us), which means "bay mountain" or "coast mountain".

According to Wikipedia, the mountain's height, various faces and proximity to the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay contribute to its containment of several different microclimates ranging from cool and foggy to hot and dry, depending on the area of the mountain. Annual precipitation varies greatly, from 27.5 inches (700 mm) in the drier, eastern foothills, to 59 inches (1,500 mm) near the Bolinas Ridge close to the Pacific Ocean.

Mount Tamalpais State Park is home to more than 750 plant species and varied animal wildlife including raccons, gray foxes, squirrels, bobcats, coyotes, black-tailed deer and mountain lions. Over 150 bird species frequent the park, making it a birdwatcher's delight.

Hikers can enjoy more than 60 miles of park trails connected to a 200-mile trail network encompassing land managed by the Marin Municipal Water District and the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, one of the largest urban parks in the world.

Panorama photo copyright © 2015 Brian Tada. All rights reserved. To the glory of God. This image may not be copied, downloaded, duplicated or distributed without the express written permission of the photographer.

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September 8th, 2015

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