A clear and cold winter morning at Moss Landing Harbor. A multitude of Sea Gulls took flight at the same time. February, 2012.
Posts Tagged: Sunrise
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Nov 12
Boats–Moss Landing Harbor Boats And Birds
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Nov 12
Boats–Moss Landing Harbor 6
Interesting light as the sun burned away the fog. This light lasted only a few minutes before the fog was gone and the light was harsh and flat.
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Nov 12
Boats–Los Osos
A quiet morning south of Morro Bay in a small community, Los Osos. The bay was very still at sunrise. This was three bracketed exposures blended together. October, 2010.
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Oct 12
Boats–Sailboat And Mist
Mist burning off Hume Lake in Kings Canyon National Park. The sailboat was anchored and at rest, a very peaceful moment at sunrise. July, 2007.
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Sep 12
Boats–Monterey Harbor
Boats at rest in Monterey Harbor. Harbors have many pleasant associations. There are safe harbors, snug harbors, places to avoid the storms of life.
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Sep 12
Boats–Moss Landing Yacht Harbor
A very still sunrise at the Yacht Harbor. The warm colors gives this a dreamy painting look. Late October, 2004.
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May 12
Favorite Images From 2011–Power Plant Sunrise
A beautiful sunrise at the Moss Landing Harbor. Even an industrial plant looks nice when the light is right.
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May 10
Strawberry Sunrise
This is a view of the sun rising behind the Gabilan Range in the Salinas Valley with light reflected from plastic covered rows that will be planted in strawberries. The rows are wrapped in black plastic and treated with Methyl Bromide, a pre-plant soil fumigant used to control diseases and pests in agriculture. Methyl Bromide use is being phased out in California. The plastic made a nice reflective surface for the light of the rising sun. November, 2004.
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Apr 10
Pampas Grass in Prunedale
Pampas grass is a grass from South America that is highly invasive throughout coastal California. It thrives in Prunedale, colonizing bare and disturbed ground. A single plant can produce up to a million seeds in a lifetime. The tall plumes can be attractive but they are full of seeds ready to start new plants. I came upon these plants just as the sun was rising and thought they made a striking silhouette. I gave the image a sepia tone to complement the earth tones.