2010年1月2日茅ヶ崎Ｔバー（ヘッドランド）
箱根駅伝応援の後にビーチに行きました。
Morro Rock
Morro Rock is one of those things that begs to be photographed. It is 576ft tall, 23 million years old, and is one of 9 extinct volcano plugs in the area.
My wife and I headed out one morning and enjoyed a sunrise here. I was surprised to see so many people on this beach. It is a huge beach, and many surfers, joggers, dog-walkers and wanderers passed by before 7:30am on Sunday morning.
It is directly in front of the town of Morro Bay, so access is very easy. The beach is mildly sloped, so it is perfect for photographing reflections as the waves retreat.
See a larger version of this photo here: www.flickr.com/photos/5tons/4170503783/sizes/o/
Canon 30D
Canon 17-40L @17mm
0.3 second exposure @F22
Lee soft ND grad .9 + .75 filters
ISO 100
Uploaded by Ivan Sohrakoff on 9 Dec 09, 2.47PM JST.
El Cotillo
One of the many beautiful lagoons at El Cotillo. Ideal for snorkelling!
Uploaded by Sylvia & David Court on 9 Dec 09, 9.34PM JST.
the PEOPLE who build our luxury resorts...
...yet their food run out 10 minutes in to the meal-times... no one to turn to, no one listening, they feel helpless....
Uploaded by fiЯas on 15 Oct 09, 12.26AM JST.
Sunset 28 Aug 09 - La Jolla, CA
The heat wave continues with a few more clouds at Kellogg Park (La Jolla Shores) - suburban San Diego, California - from the center point of this map.
Uploaded by SwizzleStick Photos on 29 Aug 09, 12.52PM JST.
Wind and Sea 1
Wind and Sea beach in La Jolla. This was right around 7:50 at sunset.
Uploaded by Matthew.Craig.Smith on 29 Aug 09, 2.10PM JST.
Blue Lagoon HDR
The "Blue Lagoon" on the Rangiroa Atoll.
Uploaded by vgm8383 on 29 Aug 09, 4.16PM JST.
Angsana Velaavaru, Maldives
This photo I dedicate to ♥ ♥ Şcchif ♥ ♥¸.•*´¨´¨*•..:-)
Angsana Velaavaru Resort, Maldives
Uploaded by © Ahmed Amir on 17 Aug 09, 10.23PM JST.
The Reef at the Mauna Lani
Another panorama I don't know how many images went into, this one came out without any disjoints or errors at all. The only real editing on this was to remove my kite line, which snaked up on the left side of the frame. Most of the time I like to leave my kite line in the frame, but this time it really was a distraction.
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