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Sunday, March 16, 2008
Santa Barbara Harbor Sunset view from the Breakwater
Another beautiful sunset and another massive image.
If you look closely you can see stearns wharf in the image off to the right.
(if you have Flash 9 installed, you can use the up arrow to zoom in)
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Monday, December 3, 2007
Sunset Wharf Walk
The clouds in the distance are actually our "Marine Layer" (fog) that
rolls in to the beach in the evening.
It was a good night for a walk on the Wharf.
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Sunday, July 17, 2005
Fire in the Sky
Another sunset for the people at yesterday's show.
The combination of beach fog and sunsets can do some
amazing things for a camera.
This was a few days after yesterday's shot,
at the same beach. You can see the flag in the other shot too, to
give you an idea of the perspective.
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Saturday, July 16, 2005
Seal Beach Sunset
Some days it is easier to get up and
go to a photography show than others.
This is one of the days that was really
hard. Not because I don't like the shows.
It is just an amazing amount of work to
set up a nice display, basically from scratch,
each week.
Fortunately, the people always make it worth the effort.
I am always interested in what people like, and this
photo is for the several people today who asked for sunsets.
This beach is known for it's seals.
I really enjoy watching peoples' reaction to my photos.
And, I get very excited talking to them about
photography and the subjects. I'm not just talking about people
who are interested in purchasing prints either.
Almost every time I go out I talk to someone
who is sure I have spent thousands of dollars
on my equipment. And, wishes they had the money to
spend so they could experiment with photography. I am
always happy to inform them they can get the
same camera (and lens) I use for about $70 on
eBay.
Actually, these conversations always remind me of a joke I like...
A Photographer was at a dinner party. The hostess, while
admiring some of his work, told him how much she loved
his photographs. As she looked through the images
she said "Wow, you must have an amazing camera!"
The evening went on and as the photographer was
about to leave he thanked the hostess for her
hospitality and the delicious dinner she had prepared.
As he left, he added "You must have some amazing pots!"
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