Showing posts with label Point Lobos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Point Lobos. Show all posts

Jan 6, 2013

Rusty Adventures

Rusty treasures hint of great adventures past.  While walking through Point Lobos, these imaginative adventures become vivid as you stumble upon these treasures...

Rusty Anchors and Whale Bones Point Lobos
Rusty Anchors and Whale Bones Point Lobos
Rusty Wagon Wheel Point Lobos
Rusty Wagon Wheel Point Lobos 
Rusty Well Point Lobos
Rusty Well Point Lobos
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Jan 5, 2012

Patterns in Point Lobos

Not that Point Lobos isn't full of beauty- it is, in fact... perhaps too much to completely capture in a photograph.  However, after snapping a few hundred photos, I started messing around with the camera.  Here are some neat photos of the interesting Patterns in Point Lobos, some assisted by a little camera magic!

Motion Blur Spinning Scene Point Lobos
 
Old Rusty Wagon Wheel in Point Lobos

Motion Blur Spinning Window

Dead Dry Tree in Point Lobos

Motion Blurred Window

Old Thatched Roof in Point Lobos




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Aug 1, 2011

Point Lobos State Park Carmel

Point Lobos is a state park in Carmel CA.  Dylan Freedman, Noah Freedman, John Lee, and I took a trip and I instructed them in some basic photographic technique.  Noah left for India the next day, and he wanted to learn how to use his camera before he left.  It was a fun trip, so enjoy the shots of my students...

Point Lobos Carmel CA Landscape Path

Dylan Freedman at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Dylan Freedman at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Dylan Freedman at Point Lobos Carmel CA

John Lee Photographing at Point Lobos Carmel CA

John Lee, Noah Freedman and Dylan Freedman photographing in Point Lobos Carmel CA

Noah Freedman reviewing photos at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Noah Freedman at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Noah Freedman Photographing at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Noah Freedman Photographing at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Dylan Freedman Photographing Whaler's Cabin at Point Lobos Carmel CA

Whaler's Cabin Roof at Point Lobos Carmel CA
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Jun 28, 2011

Flower Hunting

Today, our assignment for Photo 70 was to take pictures of flowers.  The goal was to get a nice, sharp image of a flower or flowers and a blurred background.  We want to achieve a shallow depth of field, which means the objects which have distance separating them should be in different focus.

To find my flowers, I took a trip to Carmel Beach and Point Lobos with John Lee, Noah and Dylan Freedman.  After battling poison ivy, and chilly wind, I found beautifully situated flowers.  

Here they are...













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May 6, 2011

Point Lobos

Point Lobos is a hidden sanctuary off the coastal highway 1.  It's one of the most beautiful and diverse places I've ever been.  We took a hike, and explored the ins and outs of the intricate scenery.









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