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Late afternoon sunlight sets the windows on an abandoned hangar at Alameda Naval Air Station aglow with deep amber colors, highlighting the window panes and textured patterns on the heavy, lead glass.

The Alameda Naval Air Station is located on San Francisco Bay at the eastern edge of Alameda, a small island city in the East Bay. The base was commissioned in 1940 and served a vital role for the Navy's Pacific fleet until it's closing in 1997.

"God is the artist. Photographers make copies." Why Photography? Because I HAVE to. My photography journey began with a camera my brother gave me on my 8th grade graduation. Soon after, a casual hobby became a passion rivaled only by my lifelong love of music. Music can magically transport a listener anywhere- real or imagined. I try to capture that same feeling through photography and take the viewer on a visual journey they can enjoy every time they look at the picture. Terry Walsh Dallas, Texas USA