Beautiful Images of Asilomar and Big Sur that Will Take Your Breath Away!

The captivating coastal landscapes of Asilomar and Big Sur hold endless opportunities for stunning photography. With their scenic views, pristine beaches, and majestic cliffs, these locations offer photographers an abundance of splendid images that truly capture the natural beauty of California's Central Coast.

1. Asilomar: A Beach Haven

Images Asilomar And Big Sur Volume 3: Volume 3

by Paul Moore (Kindle Edition)

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Asilomar Beach, located in Pacific Grove, is a picturesque escape that attracts nature enthusiasts, surfers, and photographers alike. The pristine sandy shores, framed by wind-sculpted cypress trees, provide a perfect foreground against the backdrop of the sparkling Pacific Ocean.

1.1 Asilomar State Beach

Asilomar State Beach, part of the Asilomar State Marine Reserve, is known for its rocky shorelines and tide pools teeming with vibrant marine life. This protected area offers a fantastic opportunity to capture breathtaking images of tide pool inhabitants, colorful sea anemones, and charismatic sea otters at play.

2. Big Sur: Where Land Meets Ocean

Big Sur, a scenic stretch of coastline between Carmel and San Simeon, showcases nature's grandeur. Photographers flock to this region to capture its jaw-dropping vistas, steep cliffs, azure waters, and rolling coastal hills.

2.1 Bixby Creek Bridge

Bixby Creek Bridge is an architectural marvel and one of the most photographed landmarks in Big Sur. This iconic structure, spanning across Bixby Creek, offers photographers a unique opportunity to capture the convergence of human engineering and natural beauty in a single frame.

2.2 Big Sur Sunsets

Witnessing a sunset in Big Sur is an awe-inspiring experience that leaves an everlasting impression. The dramatic colors and ethereal light cast by the setting sun provide photographers the chance to capture truly breathtaking images. The combination of vibrant hues reflecting off the ocean and cliffs creates a mesmerizing visual spectacle.

3. Tips for Capturing Picture Perfect Moments

• Use a wide-angle lens to encompass the expansive vistas.
• Experiment with long exposures to capture the motion of crashing waves.
• Ensure to include foreground elements, such as rocks or vegetation, to add depth to your composition.
• Try shooting during the golden hour—the period around sunrise and sunset—when the lighting is soft and magical.
• Don't forget to protect your gear from sea spray and strong winds, especially in coastal areas.

If you're a photography enthusiast or simply a lover of breathtaking landscapes, Asilomar and Big Sur provide some of the most awe-inspiring and visually captivating scenes in California. From golden sunsets to rugged cliffs, these locations offer an abundance of opportunities to capture stunning images that will leave you in awe.

So, grab your camera, pack your bags, and embark on an unforgettable journey to Asilomar and Big Sur—the perfect havens for photography enthusiasts.

Images Asilomar And Big Sur Volume 3: Volume 3

by Paul Moore (Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4850 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	392 pages
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This contents of this book are entirely pictorial as are the two prviouse volumes in this set. Each contain more than fifty photographic images. They are a photographic exploration of the area of California coast that extend from just south of the city of Monterey then for about 100 miles beginning at Asilomar State wildlife refuge then continuing alone the coastal region called Big Sur. There is no text, the images stand alone as a creation of nature.
All images were taken over the coarse of ten days using a Nikon D800e digital camera with an assortment of lenses and a Wista 4x5 field film camera and Nikkor 180MM lens using Kodak TMAX iso 100 black and white film and Kodak Ektar iso 100 color negative film.