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I just got back from a third trip through Baja California Sur, the thin peninsula below California that is detached from the rest of mainland Mexico. I’m still sorting through the images that I captured while I was there, but wanted to share a few scenes from Baja in the meantime.
This was the first trip that I actually used a tripod for some landscape images. I’ve stayed away from them in the past, as I like to keep things fluid when I frame my shots. Nonetheless, I gave it a try – here are a few that I’ve offloaded from my memory cards since I returned yesterday:
Natural Salt
You had to be there
Four Wheeled Gringos
Southern Tip
If you haven’t been to Baja, you might enjoy some of my Baja photos from last year.
gorgeous. nice job!
going with you next time, beautiful!
Great job capturing God’s masterpieces. The sky is awesome in every pic.
Wow – I think I have to visit the Southern tip sooner rather than later. Very appealing. Great shots!
hey i always enjoy your work… just puts a smile on my face. we’re going on a mexican cruise for my kids 21 birthday. any suggestions for some great shots. im really starting to think that i suck… lol, well not that bad.
keep shooting
lillie
Oh, isn’t nature wonderful!
Fantastic landscape, great photos … beautiful!
Regards Susanne (p4y)
I love your Photography…its…amazing and inspiring. My biggest deal is Nature…including people—love your shotz in that catagory as well—I am soooo into the Sea and love these pix……
JadeDragen
So what camera and lenses do you normally use? your shots are all fab.
Most of the time, I use a Canon 40D and a handful of Canon L series lenses.
Thank you for the kind words, Elsa!
I enjoy your use of colour.
Just enough Edge.
A dash of melncholy.
Nice.
Sarah
These are just surreal….and no words to voice how beautiful (words fail often in the face of majesty)