The Veins Into The City on Flickr.Via Flickr: Last night I ventured into one of my favorite spots to see if I could finally get a good sunset from this location. I was about another 50 feet down for sunset and I could see the clouds over alcatraz start blowing up, some “epic” clouds and color. started forming. But unfortunately, I was blocked by this dang Bridge and the overgrown trees! Maybe I should have stayed up higher for the above view. I need to clone myself so I can be in more places at once :) After sunset I came up to this spot to get this close view I have always wanted to get. Once I get a part back for my track I think this spot will be perfect! I still did timelapse though. This is a 30 second shot with the Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 L II. I have always shot with the 17-40mm and have never liked the star bursts it created. This proves why I got the 16-35, just look at those lights :) I will shows the comparison shots I took in both in later blog post.Website | facebook | Google+ | Blog | Stipple

The Veins Into The City on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Last night I ventured into one of my favorite spots to see if I could finally get a good sunset from this location. I was about another 50 feet down for sunset and I could see the clouds over alcatraz start blowing up, some “epic” clouds and color. started forming. But unfortunately, I was blocked by this dang Bridge and the overgrown trees! Maybe I should have stayed up higher for the above view. I need to clone myself so I can be in more places at once :)

After sunset I came up to this spot to get this close view I have always wanted to get. Once I get a part back for my track I think this spot will be perfect! I still did timelapse though.

This is a 30 second shot with the Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 L II. I have always shot with the 17-40mm and have never liked the star bursts it created. This proves why I got the 16-35, just look at those lights :) I will shows the comparison shots I took in both in later blog post.

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One of the sketchier cliffs I enjoy chillin on. These are the times a good tripod is super key. Thanks @indurotripods for making me fell better putting my camera here :) (at Baker Beach)

One of the sketchier cliffs I enjoy chillin on. These are the times a good tripod is super key. Thanks @indurotripods for making me fell better putting my camera here :) (at Baker Beach)

Golden Gate Lenticulars on Flickr.Via Flickr: Yesterday San Francisco had some awesome Lenticular clouds all over the place, it was a gold mine. As it was my last night of homework I knew I should have stayed in, but I couldn’t resist a little brake. So I rushed to my car and raced across the bridge to see if Hawk Hill would be any good. Nope, I could already see the fog taking over, so I turned around and went here. Further to the right the Lenticular clouds were even crazier, but this was really my only option. So I set up both my cameras and timelapsed away! Then the fog took over, first time I wish that had not happend. I knew if I could get above the fog, the sunset would be amazing, but I didn’t have much luck. So I raced over to Twin Peaks to only wait in the fog and see that it wasn’t going to get low enough. Guess it’s time to head home :( But just as I got home I could see a big gap, so I parked at the top of Marshall Beach and started shooting again. The clouds and color I saw were amazing, all I could think about was how epic it was above the fog though. I could see some of the Lenticulars through the fog, but didn’t get enough of a gap on the right side to see them light up bright pink. Maybe next time haha :) Off to my last class, enjoy! Website | facebook | Google+ | Blog | Stipple

Golden Gate Lenticulars on Flickr.

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Yesterday San Francisco had some awesome Lenticular clouds all over the place, it was a gold mine. As it was my last night of homework I knew I should have stayed in, but I couldn’t resist a little brake. So I rushed to my car and raced across the bridge to see if Hawk Hill would be any good. Nope, I could already see the fog taking over, so I turned around and went here. Further to the right the Lenticular clouds were even crazier, but this was really my only option. So I set up both my cameras and timelapsed away! Then the fog took over, first time I wish that had not happend.

I knew if I could get above the fog, the sunset would be amazing, but I didn’t have much luck. So I raced over to Twin Peaks to only wait in the fog and see that it wasn’t going to get low enough. Guess it’s time to head home :( But just as I got home I could see a big gap, so I parked at the top of Marshall Beach and started shooting again. The clouds and color I saw were amazing, all I could think about was how epic it was above the fog though. I could see some of the Lenticulars through the fog, but didn’t get enough of a gap on the right side to see them light up bright pink. Maybe next time haha :) Off to my last class, enjoy!

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