Olive Tree Lane
"Once, I was on my way to California for a photo trip and I stopped at a wine shop in Colorado and discovered a book of photographs about California wine country by a wonderful photographer named Andy Katz. In it I found an image of a dirt road lined with some of the most perfect olive trees I have ever seen. The caption noted that the image was made at Schramsberg Vineyards. I eventually hunted the vineyard down, and with the help of some vineyard workers I arrived at the end of this lane to make my own image, which still makes me happy every time I see it." -- Michael Regnier
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PRINTS:
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