Friday, January 4, 2013

Downtown Pismo Beach

Last week, I set out on a new adventure. One that brought me to new lands. Some I had been to previously, and others I could have only dreamed of visiting. Lands so vast and full, that all you can do is invibe the creations from the cask of a cellar. Lands so vast, you would think the smell of Chino, CA somehow managed to follow you there.

In between visiting these new lands of hills and bridges, some with gates of gold, I was working on a new project that I have been pondering for ages. Unfortunately, I am literally months away from seeing any outcome or end in sight, I will leave you with shots of wonder and glory from the streets of Pismo Beach. Where clams go to commit self genocide by raking








In the near future, I shall divulge more images from this most recent journey. Coming up next time, a stop at a brewery in Buelton, CA, Figueroa Mountain Brewery.

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Dude you are getting awesome consistently. Love them all but the top 2 are excellent
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Hey, Thanks alot man. I love those fluorescent signs man. I think its an addiction. Hope your holidays went as planned and went well! :-)
El Camino Real... is really cool. And the drive up the pacific coast. Like the neon glow and the blue night sky.
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It was a great road trip. I think I'm going to be going again in middle February to early march. With all of the bad things I hear about social issues up north, I was incredibly surprised with how much I enjoyed my time up there. Thanks for stopping by Will. If only my writings were 1/10th as smart as yours, but I guess I make it up with my photos.
Cool shots of the beach, and that first one of the pier.

SAVE THE CLAMS!!
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I had a strong urge to run out there and get some clams for myself until I read that I would need a fishing license to dig em up. Since I didn't have one of those or a rake, I just ended up speeding by. :'-(. Its kinda fun seeing all of the airholes popping open each time the waves roll back.
Nice shot of Brad's! So how far up did you make it on El Camino Real?
My sis and I want to start doing some local hikes and I think I will bring my camera along so, look forward to that in 2013.

I really like the light blue night sky shot too!
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I actually made it up all the way to the end of it in Sonoma. I think that will be the next set I'm going to post. I too a couple of shots around that park around the city hall up there. Wait till I post some of my San Francisco pictures. I have a good story to go with it.

You should totally take your camera with you. Hikes are the best time to capture anything interesting. I need to find some places around here that I can do a hike. Like a day hike.

That brad's had a nice color to it, but I thought at first it was a crappy shot. When I was there I ended up eating at Mo's barbeque? Their ribs were insane. The meat slid right off the bone. The blue was taken on the Pismo Beach pier. I just set my camera on the railing and waited for the lighthouse light to shine and hit the shutter button. I think it ended up being like 10 seconds on the first one.

I'll definitely make my way back up for a couple of days next month. I was surprised by how much there was to do in your small slice of California.
Mo's is amazing! Glad you enjoyed your road trip. Looking forward to your Mission sets.
Unfortunately, the mission sets could become a quite long project. I'm going to be mixing my chemicals tomorrow and I might try to do all 7 rolls I have, but that might be some wishful thinking. Well..... To be quite honest, I do have some digital from the missions. Im not sure if I will do some gigantic set or do one set for each one, even if there is only at least 1 picture for it. Do you live closer to pismo or buelton?
Technically I live closer to Pismo by about 5 to 10 minutes but they are pretty much both fairly close. It's like a 20 minute drive from my house to Pismo and 30 to Buellton I think.

I wish you luck with your developing. I am in no rush to see what you captured but I am sure to enjoy it when I do.

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