I have thousands upon thousands of photos from the past couple years, and inevitably some get left behind. Folders of personal work take the backburner for other projects, and are soon forgotten. While I strive to look through all my images and edit the keepers as soon as possible, I don't always succeed.But when I find free time I go back to these forgotten folders and give them another look....
This time last year I had just returned from a trip to Baja, Mexico. It was 10 days spent in sun and surf while winter hammered on at home. What I would've given to be there again this winter! As I reminisced I went back through my archives of photos and pulled out a few more shots from the trip worth an edit. These shots are all from the East Cape of Baja Sur, starting at Puente la Tinaja, a...
Day 5–6: Los CerritosWe first encountered Los Cerritos while driving up the West Cape from Cabo San Lucas. It's a slightly developed location with a few bungalows to rent and a boutique hotel on the hill, but it's not as populated by locals. Los Cerritos is more of a small tourist destination given that its crescent shaped beach is protected by the rocky point. Typically, swimming on the Pacific...
Gray and cold, gray and cold... will there be no relief? Some more snow might help spice things up! I don't mind snow when it's bitterly cold outside. We did get an entire week of unseasonal 50 degree weather, though, and I found myself heading down to Green Hill (again) to catch some of the winter storm surf that was rolling up the coast. It was incredibly foggy, more-so on this day in...
Just before the new year, some swell arrived. Brought on by a cold storm this time, instead of the warm tropical moisture that had been visiting regularly all November and part of December. It was the weather just before the Polar Vortex decided to sit on most of North America. It wasn't 0° with wind chill around -56° but it was still cold and windy! I was down on the beach at the surf spot known...
