San Francisco, Redwoods and the Golden Gate Bridge
On a recent business trip out to California, I went out a few days early to spend some time with a couple of co-worker and photography friends Damond and George. We started the day up in the Muir Redwoods National Monument north of the City and got a lot of shots of the redwoods, something I’ve always want to do, yet a subject that’s really hard to compose around since they are such large objects.
I think this top image where you’re looking up into the canopy formed by these massive trees kind of did them justice.
Redwood Canopy
Looking up the trunk of one giant tree
Redwoods in Sunlight
Another Sunburst
We then left the Redwoods and ventured onward to the Marin Headlands and the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and to the Point Bonita Lighthouse (after a short side trip to the top of Mt. Tamalpais) for some sunset shots of the Golden Gate and the City where I was suddenly lost in my shooting. (Ever have those times?) Here are some of those images…
Point Bonita Lighthouse and Shoreline
Point Bonita Lighthouse and Shoreline
Golden Gate Sunset
The City of Lights
San Francisco & Golden Gate North Tower
Finishing up a 10-hour day of very rewarding photography, I can say for myself, I was pretty exhausted. And stopping for a beer back at George’s house in Benecia was just what the Doctor ordered. I don’t think my colleagues quite knew what they were getting themselves into when they said they wanted to go shooting with me either. “Just one more shot!” ;)
Posted in Landscapes and tagged city, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, lights, Marin Headlands, Muir Redwoods, Point Bonita Lighthouse, San Francisco, sunset, trees by greggl with 1 comment.