Tag Archives: Black and White

What lies below

Posted on 2012/03/08 by Mark Esguerra

During the #LAPhotoWalk at Santa Monica Pier a couple of weekends ago hosted by +Trey Ratcliff and +Tom Anderson, a few of us decided to end the night by exploring space underneath the pier for some long exposure shooting. The fun times with … Continue reading →

Posted in Santa Monica | Tagged Black and White, D3s, Long Exposure, Nikon, ocean, Santa Monica, Santa Monica Pier | 2 Comments

Steps

Posted on 2012/02/19 by Mark Esguerra

While enjoying some exploration of Sentosa Island in Singapore, I decided to make my way to the Palawan Beach side of the island. From the beach I noticed a long suspension bridge that led from the bridge to a small … Continue reading →

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Trying to break through

Posted on 2012/02/13 by Mark Esguerra

During a very cloudy day a earlier this winter in Los Angeles, the sky was full of these very dark clouds. It looks like a storm was about to come down on the city. The blue sky and bright sun … Continue reading →

Posted in Los Angeles | Tagged Black and White, clouds, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Los Angeles | Leave a comment

Solitude

Posted on 2011/07/19 by Mark Esguerra

During Glendale Cruise Night a few nights ago in the middle of the crowd I noticed this gentleman just standing still in the middle of the event. He wasn’t looking at any cars (much less near any), and he seemed … Continue reading →

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The golden grin

Posted on 2011/06/07 by Mark Esguerra

One thing that’s fun about hanging out at the Santa Monica Pier are the street performers. This guy in particular was a golden living statue. Not only was he as still as a, well, a statue, he also kept that … Continue reading →