Tag: Point Lobos
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“…the greatest meeting of land and water in the world.”
That’s what landscape artist Francis McComas said about this spot along the Pacific Ocean Coastline at Carmel, California. Point Lobos State Natural Reserve became part of California’s State Park system in 1933. They only allow 150 vehicles in the park at any given time in order to preserve its tranquility. […]
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Some More Camera Painting
Occasionally the scene presents itself for a little camera painting. I’m looking for vertical or horizontal shapes that I can move the camera parallel with during exposure. See previous post The Cypress Trees and Paintbrush blooms at Point Lobos made for worthy subjects.
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Lookout People!
The swells a few weeks ago were crashing pretty high along California’s Pacific Ocean Coastline. Fortunately these two people were not hit by these massive waves and swept to sea.
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A Little Bit Of Heaven-Point Lobos Video
Ocean scene at Point Lobos State Natural Reserve at Carmel, California. Watch in Full Screen at Hi-Def. Still photos to follow soon!
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Darwin’s Theory of Evolution Per The Cormorant
These Double-Crested Cormorants at Point Lobos, California can fly. But did you know that the Flightless Cormorants on the Galapagos Islands don’t fly. They have evolved so they don’t have to fly because there are no predators on the islands they inhabit. Of course, Darwin told us about this with his Theory of Evolution. […]
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How did this happen? The sun is round, right?
This image I shot at Point Lobos at Carmel, California shows a distorted sun at sunset. The top of the solar disc is a mirage, an optical phenomenon in which distant objects may seem distorted. Mirages of this type occur at high latitudes when a warm layer of air rests on a cold layer. […]
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