Point Lobos National Park at sunset

[xzyragon]

Snapped this while I was up in Carmel for the week wine tasting. C&C always welcome! Shot at 10mm (16mm equiv), with a 30 second exposure.

IMG_6101-2 by christophercoxphoto, on Flickr

 

[sscarmack]

Very nice shot!

I'd maybe clone out the flare spots, as its only in two small spots, since its not overpowering and a main focal point.

 

[xzyragon]

Very nice shot!

I'd maybe clone out the flare spots, as its only in two small spots, since its not overpowering and a main focal point.

Yeah. The one in the far right corner kinda bugged me. Off to go watch photoshop tutorials on how to remove them xD. I took a couple more that didn't have the flares, but I liked the composition in this one.

 

[Braineack]

wow. I was there in June. Completely nasty out; super disappointed.

 

[xzyragon]

wow. I was there in June. Completely nasty out; super disappointed.

This was the second to last day I was up there. Cloudy every evening, except it finally cleared an hour before sunset only on this particular day. Grabbed my camera bag and ran the 2 or 3 miles to get to this point and was only able to get 5 or 6 shots before the sun went down.

 

[The_Traveler]

Terrific shot (and place)
Actually that is a State Park.
I used to drive down early am from SF and sit out on the end and listen to the animals on Seal Rock.

This inspired me to load on of those here - http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/black-white-gallery/365301-seal-rock-pt-lobos.html#post3282755

 

[xzyragon]

Terrific shot (and place)
Actually that is a State Park.
I used to drive down early am from SF and sit out on the end and listen to the animals on Seal Rock.

This inspired me to load on of those here - http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/black-white-gallery/365301-seal-rock-pt-lobos.html#post3282755

I think both of our pictures were taken at almost exactly the same place. I'll double check on my shots with different angles when I get on my home computer