The White Tape
"Sometimes I wonder if I would enjoy taking pictures in Vineyards so much if there weren't any fog. The mystery it imparts to the vineyard landscape of stark vines and trees is fascinating to me. I was findimg my way through this vineyard in Sonoma when I saw something shining bright in the grey dampness -- some white tape wrapped around a post." -- Michael Regnier
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