Awe Inspiring

Awe InspiringI live in San Diego, California, so I am no stranger to spectacular Pacific sunsets. That said, I spent several years at sea with the Navy, and sunsets on the open ocean are on a different plane. While this is not from the deck of a ship, it is from Two Lovers Point on Tumon Bay in Guam. I don't know if there is science to back up the theory that the cloud formations are inherently different but I can say that I certainly miss this aspect of my former

First mirrored

The light opening beneath the arch is 46 feet high and 32 feet wide

the single ray of sunlight illuminating that mist was a "Wow" moment

Red Slate Mountain and the stars and Milky Way reflecting in Mildred Lake along Convict Creek in the eastern Sierra Mountains of California

This tiny island is located 2180 miles from the west coast of South America and is a territory of the country of Chile

that wrecked here in 1853

Oregon (and it's NOT That Tree captured so famously by Peter Lik either)

This impression was captured in one single exposure taken just after the sunset on a beach on the south shore of Kauai

continuing to carve this gorge deeper and bringing ever more rocks into the stream

“you can feel the stars and the infinity of the sky

as the sun was setting and see this vibrant color reflecting from the Park Avenue walls

I am so glad we did