Waves At Carmel Beach

A few more shots of waves at Carmel Beach from the GoPro... Happy New Year!

Wave at Carmel Beach

Wave at Carmel Beach

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Carmel Beach Inside A Wave

Carmel Beach can be an interesting place from inside of a wave...

GoPro Carmel Beach Surf

GoPro Carmel Beach In Wave

Dustin Hunt Body Surfing

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Travis Rianda and Dustin Hunt at Carmel Beach

Here's a nice little shot of Travis Rianda and Dustin Hunt at Carmel Beach.

Travis Rianda and Dustin Hunt at Carmel Beach

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GoPro Photos at Carmel Beach

My first day out with the GoPro, there weren't very good waves.  Instead, Dustin, Travis and I decided to go out and body surf.  I got a few cool photos at Carmel Beach...

GoPro Wave at Carmel Beach 

Dustin Hunt at Carmel Beach

Half Under Water Go Pro (you can see the sand down below)

Trippy Photoshopped Photo of a Wave at Carmel

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Carmel Beach Christmas Panorama

A Panorama of Carmel Beach before christmas, on a cold winter day.  Merry Christmas!

Carmel Beach Panorama

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Carmel Beach Sunset

This was the day that John Lee and I developed our usual routine.  We discovered Mi Tierra (a hole in the wall Mexican food restaurant) which is both ridiculously good and ridiculously cheap.  Anyways, the first day we brought our cameras 

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Carmel Beach Panoramic

For class, we had to make a panoramic.  In order to do so, I took 12 vertical images at Carmel Beach and stitched them together.  I was using a dodgy tripod, so it didn't come out great and the seams are pretty rough but here is the final product at 5 feet long by 1 foot tall (jeez...).

I look forward to doing some more panoramics with more delicacy.

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Surfing Story Board

As promised, I wanted to share a little bit of my work for my digital photography class at MPC.  A lot of the class consists of manipulating images in photoshop.  Today's assignment was to tell a story with images.  Here is a collection of images of me surfing shot from my camera by John Lee.

Enjoy!

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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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