Tag Archives: foggy

northbound

Dec

2015

Northbound

a companion piece to ‘southbound’ (previous post). a rotation of the tripod head from the same location, composed and shot.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: roadscapes

southbound

Dec

2015

by Serge Chriqui | 0 Comments

Southbound

on the southbound approach to ragged point along the cabrillo highway (highway 1) on the california coast: a still-foggy morning shot of the road.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: roadscapes

wooden throne

Dec

2015

by Serge Chriqui | 0 Comments

Wooden Throne

by around 8:30am, the coastal drive was still quite foggy. slowly but surely i was making my way back to los angeles. i made a pit-stop at one of the turn-offs past the town of lucia and found this oddity: a wooden throne, as it were…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: miscellaneous & still life

Posted in recent additions Also tagged b&w, big sur, black and white, cabrillo highway, california coast, fine art photography, fog, highway 1, pacific coast highway, serge chriqui, tree trunk, wooden chair, wooden throne, worldscapes |

yucca in the fog

Dec

2015

by Serge Chriqui | 0 Comments

Yucca In The Fog

the coastal drive was still very foggy by the time i reached julia pfeffer burns state park, home of mcway falls: the 80 foot tower falls that apparently flow year round as mcway creek cascades onto the sandy cove below.

it was still early (around 7:30am) and as one might expect, the place was deserted… i made my way onto the waterfall overlook trail and looked for a good vantage point to shoot the scene from. spotting the (yellow) yucca flowers, i knew i wanted to include them in the frame…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: waterscapes

Posted in recent additions Also tagged b&w, black and white, california, coast, cove, fine art photography, flower, fog, julia pfeffer burns state park, mcway creek, mcway falls, seafoam, serge chriqui, waterfall, waterfall overlook trail, worldscapes, yucca |

obscured by fog

Dec

2015

by Serge Chriqui | 0 Comments

further down the coast on the cabrillo highway (highway 1), around hurricane point. typically, from this vantage point one would see the point sur lighthouse atop a big chunk of volcanic rock. this morning, however, the fog kept rolling in off the pacific ocean and that view is simply obscured…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: skyscapes 2

Posted in recent additions Also tagged b&w, big sur, black and white, california, coast, coastline, fine art photography, fog, morning, pacific ocean, rolling fog, serge chriqui, worldscapes |

the lone cypress 2

Nov

2015

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surely battered by wind and waves; exposed to the elements from its granite pedestal and secured by half-hidden cables, this is the iconic lone cypress of pebble beach in the monterey peninsula of central california.

a rainy and foggy morning for my return trip to los angeles, i took the 17-mile drive, while it was still dark, to start the day. i arrived at the lone cypress during a foggy, but thankfully, dry dawn and stood by the magnificent tree perched on the coastline.

this is the second in a series of four (4) photographs of this oft-photographed iconic landmark.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: flowers, plants & trees

Posted in recent additions Also tagged 17-mile drive, b&w, black and white, california, dawn, famous landmark, fine art photography, fog, granite pedestal, icon, iconic, lone cypress, monterey peninsula, morning, pebble beach, serge chriqui, worldscapes |

the lone cypress 1

Nov

2015

by Serge Chriqui | 0 Comments

surely battered by wind and waves; exposed to the elements from its granite pedestal and secured by half-hidden cables, this is the iconic lone cypress of pebble beach in the monterey peninsula of central california.

a rainy and foggy morning for my return trip to los angeles, i took the 17-mile drive, while it was still dark, to start the day. i arrived at the lone cypress during a foggy, but thankfully, dry dawn and stood by the magnificent tree perched on the coastline.

Tag Archives: foggy

northbound

a companion piece to ‘southbound’ (previous post). a rotation of the tripod head from the same location, composed and shot.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: roadscapes

southbound

on the southbound approach to ragged point along the cabrillo highway (highway 1) on the california coast: a still-foggy morning shot of the road.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: roadscapes

wooden throne

by around 8:30am, the coastal drive was still quite foggy. slowly but surely i was making my way back to los angeles. i made a pit-stop at one of the turn-offs past the town of lucia and found this oddity: a wooden throne, as it were…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: miscellaneous & still life

yucca in the fog

the coastal drive was still very foggy by the time i reached julia pfeffer burns state park, home of mcway falls: the 80 foot tower falls that apparently flow year round as mcway creek cascades onto the sandy cove below.

it was still early (around 7:30am) and as one might expect, the place was deserted… i made my way onto the waterfall overlook trail and looked for a good vantage point to shoot the scene from. spotting the (yellow) yucca flowers, i knew i wanted to include them in the frame…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: waterscapes

obscured by fog

further down the coast on the cabrillo highway (highway 1), around hurricane point. typically, from this vantage point one would see the point sur lighthouse atop a big chunk of volcanic rock. this morning, however, the fog kept rolling in off the pacific ocean and that view is simply obscured…

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: skyscapes 2

the lone cypress 2

surely battered by wind and waves; exposed to the elements from its granite pedestal and secured by half-hidden cables, this is the iconic lone cypress of pebble beach in the monterey peninsula of central california.

a rainy and foggy morning for my return trip to los angeles, i took the 17-mile drive, while it was still dark, to start the day. i arrived at the lone cypress during a foggy, but thankfully, dry dawn and stood by the magnificent tree perched on the coastline.

this is the second in a series of four (4) photographs of this oft-photographed iconic landmark.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: flowers, plants & trees

the lone cypress 1

surely battered by wind and waves; exposed to the elements from its granite pedestal and secured by half-hidden cables, this is the iconic lone cypress of pebble beach in the monterey peninsula of central california.

a rainy and foggy morning for my return trip to los angeles, i took the 17-mile drive, while it was still dark, to start the day. i arrived at the lone cypress during a foggy, but thankfully, dry dawn and stood by the magnificent tree perched on the coastline.

this is the first in a series of four (4) photographs of this oft-photographed iconic landmark.

this photograph can be found in the following gallery: flowers, plants & trees

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