I took this one a few years ago in Los Osos, California at a place called Montana De Oro State Park. There were a few of these bat stars around, tangled in the seagrass when the tide was low. The low-in-the-sky afternoon sun really saturates all the colors, as does the polarizing filter I had on my lens.
Nicely. Any bear sightings in Los Osos (The Bears)? Montana de Oro (mountain of gold). Is this northern California, Sean? “Oh to live on Sugar (Gold) Mountain….” :-)) -Neil Young
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I took this one a few years ago in Los Osos, California at a place called Montana De Oro State Park. There were a few of these bat stars around, tangled in the seagrass when the tide was low. The low-in-the-sky afternoon sun really saturates all the colors, as does the polarizing filter I had on my lens.
Nicely. Any bear sightings in Los Osos (The Bears)? Montana de Oro (mountain of gold). Is this northern California, Sean? “Oh to live on Sugar (Gold) Mountain….” :-)) -Neil Young
I know you said landscapes are not as challenging but the ones you show are so amazing.
Great colors Sean. ;-))