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Taken from the Newport Beach Pier last winter. I have boogie boarded but never surged. It's on my to do list. I could watch these waves come in all day.
Newport Beach at Sunrise. If you look closely you can see the red glow on the surfer's face. Thank goodness the BOSS got me up early to take in this wonderful morning.
While the rest of the country is digging out from under a blizzard and about to plunge into Arctic winter, I thought I'd share a Southern California winter scene...
;-)
Looking over the expanse of LA from the Griffith Observatory.
Griffith Observatory, Griffith Park, LA, Calif.
Swimsuit Bikini Model Goddess! Nikon D800E Socal Surf Lifestyle Photoshoot!
Nikon D800E photos Beautiful Brunette Swimsuit Bikini Model Goddess with Wavy/Curly Hair and Piercing Blue Eyes!
She was tall, thin, tan, and fit, modeling the 45surf gold 45 revolver bikinis/shirts/lingerie and hoodies too!
Well, my Nikon SB-700 Flash died, but it was still an awesome shoot! Love the nataral light of a cloudy December AM in Malibu!
Shot with the Nikon D800 E and Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens.
May the Goddess inspire you along your epic Hero's Journey!
The D800E was great for catching her curly/wavy brown hair blowing on the autumn sea breeze!
Great bokeh & shallow depth of field with the full frame D800E DSLR & 70-200mm VR2 Nikkor, on both the stills and video! :)
She's with a major agency and kinda a famous model. :)
Goddess! :)
Fish Canyon Falls from last spring. Unfortunately there was a fire this past June and this fall was in the burn zone, have no idea how effected it is.
Quintessential California Scene - while the east coast suffers from record snowfall, the west coast continues with its temperate warm weather which yields wonderful hues at sunset.
Nikon SB800 Camera Left with Gary Fong thingamajigie
Nikon SB800 Inside Trunk
Nikon D700
Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8
Cybersyncs
This shot was taken 2 nights ago when we went to Crystal Cove to shoot a sunset. Steve, Michael, and I were packing up to go, when we decided to get a little lighting and long exposure work in. We brought out the only two flashes we had on us that night, and Mike's gary fong thingamajig. I ALWAYS carry a lightstand and umbrella with me, but it was so windy we could not use the umbrella.
We kept trying differnt variations of the shot, and the ambient was changin so fast we had to keep adjusting. We used the car lights to add color and help light up the street. It was a ton of fun, then the Sherrif came by and kicked us out, but we had the shot!
I would also like to take the time to publicly thank Michael first of all for his friendship, support, and willingness to drive all the time...LOL. Thanks homie!
Enjoy,
Hector
Make sure to check out Mike's site as well... www.autumnleafphotography.com