I found this interesting shot on the back side of Morro Bay while having a film day.
Two Masts
Seascape
Sugar Loaf Rock
I posted this rock previously but it has been awhile ago. Recently a person contacted by me via the blog who wanted permission to print it for a gift. His request motivated me to go shoot it again. The stormy weather was just clearing. You get pretty wet taking a 45 second exposure with an incoming tide.
Gazebo in HDR
Yesterday the clouds cleared and provided a good opportunity to capture the Gazebo in Pismo Beach. This is a popular and busy spot for weddings during the summer but pretty quiet now. In the far left background you can see the pier.
Afternoon Beach Walk
Heavy rains starting tomorrow lasting for several day so I wanted to get a beach walk in this afternoon.
Cranky Sea
We’ve had a series of storms coming through the Central Coast and the waves have been pretty big. Driving home today I stopped and took a quick shot from one of the overlooks.
After the Storm
I posted an earlier shot of the rocks of Pismo Beach. This was taken from on the same spot but facing south into the sun. It cried out to be in Black and White.
Pismo Before the Storm
Heavy rain and winds were forecast this afternoon so I got out early to shoot the rocks along the Pismo Beach shoreline while there was a little sun.
Dragon’s Teeth
During a recent trip to Maui I found these rock formations. They are the result of one of the last lava flows on Maui. Dragon’s Teeth is a unique formation located at Makaluapuna Point in Kapalua on the island’s northwestern shore.
Don’t Fence Me In
That’s the title of an old western song that was a favorite of my dad’s and these barbed wire fences are fun to photograph when I find them. This location is one that I visited two years ago. Hookipa Beach is a popular surfing area with an overlook to watch the surfers. On the back side of the overlook is a steep trail to the ocean which is bordered by this western fence.
Lanai
I’m spending some time in Maui and took this photo of Lanai this morning. I did a similar shot a couple of years ago and found the spot I took it from to be nearly the same. Often times winds, wave action, and tropical storms move things around.
