Category Archives: Rancho Palos Verdes
Flooded keyhole
The thing I really like about a lot of the beaches here in California are the giant rock formations. Specifically, the keyholes, or in other words, caves created by the bigger rock structures. This keyhole at Abalone Cove Shoreline Park … Continue reading
White Point sunset processed in 32-bit
Not to be outdone by what I called one of the greatest sunsets I’ve ever seen from Japan, our sunsets here in Southern California is nothing to scoff at. Especially on the days when there are actual clouds to fill … Continue reading
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Who will keep me warm once you’ve gone?
I never tire of sunsets. I’ve said this many times before. It could be clear skies, it could be hazy skies, but no matter what I love sunsets. Obviously conditions aren’t always ideal in terms of photography, but many times … Continue reading
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She’ll never break
I’m always happy whenever I’m able to enjoy a beautiful sunset from a gorgeous location like White Point in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. The area gives me plenty to please my eye from the foreground and leading all the way … Continue reading
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Touch my soul
This past weekend I had the pleasure of heading out to White Point in Rancho Palos Verdes with my pals +Brian Bach Sørensen, +Rob Lopes and +onnie hull. It had been quite some time since I saw any one of them so it was … Continue reading
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Swimming with islands
When I last visited Abalone Cove Shoreline Park over in Rancho Palos Verdes, the tide was high, but it was still decent enough to be able to get up nice and close to the various rocks that called the beach … Continue reading
Into the blue and the year that was!
So here we are at the end of the year. I started the year declaring that I would post one photo each day this year and I am very happy to say that here, December 31, 2012, I’ve done it! … Continue reading
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Waving to the ships
One place that I haven’t visited often enough is Rancho Palos Verdes. The beaches there are beautiful. A big reason I don’t get out there often is L.A. traffic. Go figure. He he. But of the times that I have … Continue reading
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Patiently crashing
A few weeks ago when I made my way to Abalone Cove Shoreline Park for a shoot with some friends, I expected the scene to be incredible. The sky had been blue close to home, but as I got closer … Continue reading
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The rocks reflection
Not too long ago a photographer pal of mine +Jerry Denham was in Southern California for a few days, so we figured it would be a good opportunity to finally meet in person. I had known him online through Google+ but we … Continue reading
