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Hi all,
We were down in San Jan Capistrano last weekend and I came across these water lilies in the Mission area. They were so colorful and reminded me of Monet’s famous water lily collection I had viewed earlier in the year whilst visiting the de Young in San Francisco, so I gave it a bit of a painterly feel. Hope you like it…
via San Juan Capistrano Water Lilies Photograph by Michael Hope
San Juan Capistrano Water Lilies is a photograph by Michael Hope which was uploaded on September 17th, 2017.
Thanks for taking a look,
Mike-Hope
Hi All,
I recently got back from a great trip up to San Francisco. While I was there I took a few shots around the Fishermans Wharf (and a few photographs too!!)…
…and in Crissy Fields down by the water. This is a great park with the Golden Gate Bridge as a back drop. This particular day it was really hot and there was a lot of people lying out on the beach.
It is also a dog lovers delight…
…as they can run free and enjoy the water too.
There is also a number of steel sculpture by Mark di Suvero at Crissy Fields. All of which are very impressive!!
Hope you like the pics!!
Mike Hope
Here is a great Google link to check out the shoreline
Hi all,
I hope you are having a great Holiday Season. I was up in Sonoma and San Franciso recently and got a chance to try out the Canon 6D. So far I am really liking it. The shots mainly come out pretty good and I have been posting some on 500px and thought you might want to take a look. This one was a fly over by a wily Turkey Buzzard. I used the 24 to 105mm f/4 as he flew over and caught this shot. Let me know what you think or if you have any questions on the Canon 6D I’d be happy to to help.
Before I go what do you think about this shot from Hawks Hill of the Golden Gate Bridge. This was a really busy Sunday and hardly anywhere to stop. I would recommend anyone taking the time to go up the road to Hawks Hill and see if you can find a space and maybe hike down towards the bridge. Truly tremendous to be up there…
Thanks for taking a look…
Mike Hope