Posts Tagged ‘san francisco’


(View on Black)

I titled it “Sickened” because after standing in ocean water for an hour I came down with a nasty cold. The things we landscape photographers put ourselves through! It was a beautiful evening at Land’s End in San Francisco, and evidently everyone thought so. I don’t think I have ever seen so many photographers at this place in one night.

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Last December took a gamble and came up to the Berkeley Hills to shoot sunset. Upon arriving, the clouds kind of changed and it wasn’t looking too promising, until I could see from across the bay, fog spilling over near the Golden Gate Bridge and decided to wait it out.

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Last December took a gamble and came up to the Berkeley Hills to shoot sunset. Upon arriving, the clouds kind of changed and it wasn’t looking too promising, until I could see from across the bay, fog spilling over near the Golden Gate Bridge and decided to wait it out.

http://bit.ly/1u1QNtb


“BEST VIEWED ON BLACK”

Watching the tides at sunset is something I find hard to put into words. Seascape photography has really only been a huge part of portfolio for about a year or so. But I have had a strong connection with the ocean my entire life. The beach is where I do a lot of thinking and where I go to relieve stress, in a way seascape photography is like meditation for me.

Beaches seem to change day by day, progressing tides covering and revealing new formations. Every wave crash having a slightly different shape and a different form. Every time I revisit a costal location, I always find something new or something that I might have missed the first time around.

This specific photo has been on my list to capture for a long time, I kept visiting this beach getting poor conditions every single attempt. However this time I finally got some light that complimented the composition and fulfilled the vision I had for the photograph.

I really hope you all enjoy the photograph, thanks so much for checking it out.

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Another shot from the evening when Toby Harriman and Michael Shainblum invited me to shoot a sunset on Rodeo Beach. Being stuck with 35mm fix when the guys are there in the water with 16mm, you kinda have to be creative and take it easy with the wide angle and look for a different perspective. It’s been a great light, and an amazing test for a Sigma 35mm Art lens I recently got. The colours and sharpness of this lens are fantastic — if you catch the right moment, the lens doesn’t disappoint.

http://bit.ly/1tx8UHg


Another shot from the evening when Toby Harriman and Michael Shainblum invited me to shoot a sunset on Rodeo Beach. Being stuck with 35mm fix when the guys are there in the water with 16mm, you kinda have to be creative and take it easy with the wide angle and look for a different perspective. It’s been a great light, and an amazing test for a Sigma 35mm Art lens I recently got. The colours and sharpness of this lens are fantastic — if you catch the right moment, the lens doesn’t disappoint.

http://bit.ly/1tx8UHg


*The Colorful End*
Last night Griffin, Michael and I headed out to Lands End for another 90% Skunk possibility. But then again we knew there was a slight chance it could blow up like last week at Rodeo Beach. And if you don’t go, you won’t get anything!

I definitely struggled finding a comp that I was happy with here. However, there was this flower bed, which I have actually shot before and didn’t like the shot I got. I think this time though, I am pretty happy with the outcome. This is a 6 image focus stack.

http://bit.ly/1EPbbi1


*The Colorful End*
Last night Griffin, Michael and I headed out to Lands End for another 90% Skunk possibility. But then again we knew there was a slight chance it could blow up like last week at Rodeo Beach. And if you don’t go, you won’t get anything!

I definitely struggled finding a comp that I was happy with here. However, there was this flower bed, which I have actually shot before and didn’t like the shot I got. I think this time though, I am pretty happy with the outcome. This is a 6 image focus stack.

http://bit.ly/1EPbbi1