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During my morning shooting with David Frey at LaJolla Tidepools, I scrambled from one location to the next gathering up every composition I could see. It was nice to watch the colors in the sky slowly morph from deep blues to purples and then to yellows and oranges. A miracle that most take for granite. :)
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A follow-up shot to one a few back ("A little close"). This wave about got me the evening shooting at La Jolla back in August. I think I picked up the camera at the absolute last second before I got whacked by the wave. Hope everyone's having a great weekend. After nearly two months with no rain in my area, we're starting to finally get some much needed soaking rains for the next few days.
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Just outside the building where I work there's a large waterscape with some man made waterfalls. It's a refuge from the cubicles and offices to gather your thoughts, relieve some stress, and clear your mind. When you forget about the concrete jungle around you, it can be a pretty peaceful escape.
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I wish I was back in La Jolla wandering the shores and quiet streets again. I can almost smell the ocean breeze.
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Wade
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In sort of hibernation mode now, going through the archives and I came across this one from my trip out to San Diego back in August 2016. I met up to shoot with Eric Gail and David Colombo...both super nice guys, at the Potholes in La Jolla. It's such a cool place to shoot. The tides weren't quite working in our favor, but having only visited that one time, I'm glad to see and get what I did. Have a great week everyone!
Haggerty's and Swamie's
Pacific Palisades
San Onofre and Sunset
Redondo Beach El Lay
All over La Jolla
At Wa'imea Bay
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*Update: Just found out this was POTD at Earthshots.org on March 6, 2011
www.earthshots.org/2011/03/ring-of-fire-by-max/
Please view this one large. You're only cheating yourself if you don't.
I have so many shots of this area that it has been an inner struggle for me to pick just one that I want to post. After narrowing it down to a 10 stop at sunset vs. this night time shot, I chose to put this one up. There is just such a strange marriage of events that slaps the face of reality. The scene was very well lit despite the fact that the sun had set about 20 minutes prior to this. There is an uncanny effervescent glow that stretched across the horizon. City and pier lights warmed up for the night shift. Camera detail is really crazy. You can see the traffic lights all the way in the background change from red to green. The moon decided to make an appearance and the flowers had enough light from the houses behind me and a pathway to the left. The glow was faint to the naked eye but was perfect for the effect I wanted. The clouds even look peculiar like little twisters. There's also a strange sheen on the water. Bizarre scene all around. I'm sure I'll eventually put up all the shots I have of this place but this is all for now. Thanks for looking, commenting, and critiquing.
• 17-40mm @ 17mm
• 30 sec @ f/11
• 5:33:48 PM
• ISO 400
Edit to add that flickr sharpening creates the noise in the clouds. Looks fine before uploading.
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Children's Pool in La Jolla: I have taken many images from this spot over the years. Each image, while similar, changes a bit with the season. One of my favorite places to contemplate and wonder. Influenced a great deal by my first reading. of the French Lieutenant's Women, many tides and images ago.
Another shot from my trip last October to La Jolla, California.
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Wade
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This male Peregrine Falcon is unfortunately the sole provider for four very hungry fledglings! Fingers crossed that they survive!
The Mormon Temple by my place. Doesn't it look kind of spooky? It's all lit up bright white in the evening.
Just when I thought everything would be gray, the sky opened up revealing some orange and yellow.
Shot at Windansea Beach.
This is a picture of a sunset view overlooking Scripps Pier from La Jolla Shores located in San Diego county near La Jolla. Photographed by Trip Dawg.
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