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Two environmental requirements dominate seaweed ecology. These are seawater (or at least brackish water) and light sufficient to support photosynthesis. Another common requirement is an attachment point, and therefore seaweed most commonly inhabits the littoral zone (nearshore waters) and within that zone, on rocky shores more than on sand or shingle.
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.
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!
Taken from the cliffs behind the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, UCSD. I would love to have this view from my office...
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.
Cheers,
Wade
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The Mormon Temple by my place. Doesn't it look kind of spooky? It's all lit up bright white in the evening.