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A Photo A Day

"A Photo A Day" is a not-quite-daily presentation of a photo and commentary by Scott Shephard

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"A Photo A Day" is a not-quite-daily presentation of a photo and commentary by Scott Shephard

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26.10.03 Teamwork
26.10.03 Teamwork
about a week ago

I don’t think you could pay me enough to do this work. I’m glad someone likes it . . . .

26.10.02 Concrete & Sequential?
26.10.02 Concrete & Sequential?
about a week ago

Can something like this lawn be considered a work of art?

26.10.01 Abstract & Random?
26.10.01 Abstract & Random?
about a week ago

This is a “drone’s eye view” of . . . what?

26.09.30 Alien Landscape
26.09.30 Alien Landscape
about a week ago

There is certainly a paradox here given the vast amount of water that laps shores that are considered semi-arid desert.

26.09.29 What Are They Hiding?
26.09.29 What Are They Hiding?
about a week ago

Here’s a look at the Watertown, SD, 14th Ave. water tower.

26.09.24 No Children Were Harmed in the Making of This Photo
26.09.24 No Children Were Harmed in the Making of This Photo
about 2 weeks ago

Ibby enjoys the traffic-free road at Little Bend Recreation Area (Lake Oahe, South Dakota)

26.09.23 I'll Be Dammed!
26.09.23 I'll Be Dammed!
about 2 weeks ago

Forgive me for my dam obsession.

26.09.22 First Light - Makoshika State Park (Montana)
26.09.22 First Light - Makoshika State Park (Montana)
about 2 weeks ago

The “Golden Hour” strikes again!


03-14-16 The Caves at La Jolla

March 15, 2016 in Blog, Landscape, Nature, Travel

By Scott Shephard

It was rainy, windy a deeply overcast when we parked our car at the overlook to the La Jolla caves. I thought twice about getting my camera out. Frankly, I've thought twice about getting my camera out at any time in 2016. Believe it or not, I've even thought about just quitting photography. But then what? The fact is that I've just gotten lazy. . .

But I did get the camera out and took a few photos. I'm glad I did. As I've taught my students, photography isn't an accident; its a concious process. And it takes discipline, practice and dedication. Oh, and a good "digital darkroom" to help gray days look just a little brighter.

Canon 5DIII 1/125s f/8.0 ISO400 24mm

A few more from this beautiful area:

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California2016-2378.jpg
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Tags: La Jolla, California, seascape
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