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Steve Kaye has been taking photos for over forty years. This has sharpened his observation skills, which carries over into his work. He pays attention, notices details, and responds to people's needs.
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Photos by Steve Kaye
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Steve at Sequoia National Park, 2004
Millions of years ago Giant Sequoias grew everywhere. Now they grow only in a few locations, such as the Western side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This tree has a base diameter of almost 30 feet.
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Mustang Clover, Sequoia National Park
You will find millions of this tiny (0.4-in) flower growing in open spaces during early summer. As you walk past, they look like a pale pink blanket, trembling in the wind. But up close, they reveal the complex beauty of nature.
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Bear Cub in Round Meadow, Sequoia National Park
This bear cub behaved like a toddler, climbing on logs, jumping off, and playing with flowers, while Mama Bear went about her business, eating. It was similar to a mother and child in a supermarket.
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