Point Lobos 2

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One of the things I like most about Point Lobos
is that there's more to see and photograph than just
the waves. 

Part of the park consists of forest, tide pools, islands and small beach areas. You 
may see seals, sea otters, whales, and a variety of birds.

If you look around and down, the rocks, tide pools and plants provide
a wide variety of photographic opportunities.


The ocean does a wonderful job exposing the various 
layers of rock.








Some of those layers are at interesting angles




The beach area is full of interesting stuff washed up from the ocean and
a wide variety of pebbles and rocks. There's even a sign asking you
to not 'collect' anything. 




If you like lines and contrast it doesn't get much better than this.




I thought this one looked like the back of a turtle.




Go, See, Enjoy and Photograph

Dave


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