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Rocks at the Gate, by Joe Azure

Award Winner   |   Photo of the Day   |   August 13th  |  1 Review
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These rocks along the southern entrance of the Golden Gate take a beating by the ocean. They have been eroded into fantastic shapes and textures. This specific spot is located between two “clothing optional” beaches, but the people who frequent them are used to photographers walking around.

Rocks at the Gate, by Joe Azure

Canon EOS 5D Mark II | ISO 100 | Focal Length 30mm | f/14 at 25 sec
Rocks at the Gate, by Joe Azure

Award Winner: Photo of the Day | August 14
Photo of the Day Award Category: Landscape Photography
Photograph Location: Golden Gate, San Francisco | The United States

Photographer: Joe Azure (San Francisco, California, USA) Registered
Joe Azure is a native Alaskan from the seaside town of Sitka, who currently calls San Francisco, California home. Sitka is a small and thriving seaside town surrounded by the Tongass National Forest. In contrast, San Francisco is a bustling city surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay. Azure finds that he enjoys urban locations and man-made objects in many of his landscape images, which are often shot along the city shoreline where past constructions are slowly being reclaimed by the sea. Though some people call it “Urban Decay” – he calls it fascinating! Living in such beautiful, diverse and culturally rich places, Joe has developed an appreciation of the natural world that he enjoys sharing through his photography.

Website: http://www.jazurephotography.com
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1 review
  1. Scottishlass10
    Scottishlass10 says:
    December 31, 2011 at 05:32

    What an amazing shot! Love.

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