You've heard of "Muscle Beach", here are muscles on the beach. Low tide at San Clemente pier at sunset.
It's been awhile since I posted mostly because I haven't been out photographing. I'm hoping to change that in the coming weeks. With it being the dead of winter here in SoCal (80 degrees today) I'm hoping for some rain and storms to get some dramatic skies. Unfortunately, nothing in the forecast about rain.
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Showing posts with label Piers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Piers. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Night View of the Pier
Here's a night shot of the San Clemente Pier. This was taken about a half hour after the sun went down using a long exposure setting. As you can see, the sky looks more like it does in the daylight. Of course because of the long exposure the water looks silky and smooth. This is one of my favorites of this pier.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Evening at the Pier
I went out to the San Clemente pier recently and took a few shots. It had rained that morning so there were still some clouds in the sky. That made for a more interesting sky for sunset. All of these shots are HDR (High Dynamic Range), meaning that they are a composite of several pictures shot at different exposure settings. That way the highlight and shadow areas are properly exposed in the final shot.
This evening was particularly nice because it was cool but not cold. That kept the crowd down to a minimum and made for a very comfortable and peaceful stroll along the beach. I like the leading lines in this second picture. It leads your eye right to the end of the pier and the setting sun.


Thursday, October 14, 2010
My Photography Exhibition
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Sunrise Under The Pier |
About 8 months ago, after I gave a talk to the Kiwanis Club about my photography, I was honored to be invited by a city official to exhibit my photography at the Mission Viejo Library. At first, I was a little reluctant because I have never exhibited any of my photography anywhere. But I quickly came to my senses and accepted the invitation. Well, I am happy to tell those of you who didn't know, the exhibit began about three weeks ago and continues until October 29th. I limited the exhibit to seascapes. One of the photos I included was the the one above which was taken under the San Clemente pier.
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