The Secret Coast: Where Is This???

Where is this?  Any guesses?

This is in the same location as the previous post. You can see more photos on my Eleven Shadows Virtual Photo Album page.

(Please click on the photo to see it properly – it always seems to look blurry when viewed here on the blog)

Title: The Secret Coast
Info: Nikon D7000, Tokina AT-X 116 11-16mm f/2.8 with B+W 77mm ND 1.8 filter, ISO 400, 6 second exposure, f/14.
Photography: Ken Lee
Location: ???

The challenge, as with the previous Mystery of the Secret Cave photo, is to try and keep the tripod still when the ocean water is ebbing and flowing, pulling on the tripod, pulling the soft wet sand away from the tripod and wrapping seaweed around the tripod legs!  I always jam the tripod in as hard as possible, and this certainly helps, although of course not always!

See if you can guess where this photo and the previous one were taken.  I think it may surprise some of you!  Thanks!

Equipment:  Nikon D7000, Tokina AT-X 116, Feisol Travel CT-3441S Rapid 4-Section Carbon Traveler Tripod

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Where is this cool-looking sea cave?

Where do you suppose this is?

(please click on the photo to see it properly, thanks)

Over the summer, I drove to the Mendocino and the Santa Cruz coast to photograph the coastline, mostly using long exposure photography to get a beautiful silky look from the movement of the water.  I had a great trip, and got some beautiful photos of Bowling Ball Beach and around Santa Cruz, including Davenport, Four Mile, and Natural Bridges.

But this amazing sea cave isn’t in Mendocino.  Or anywhere near Santa Cruz.

See if you can guess where this is!  I’ll post another photo of the same beach in a few days.  Or if you can’t wait, you can see the other photos of this surprising locale on my Eleven Shadows Virtual Photo Album page right now!

Thanks for reading!!!

Title: The Mystery of the Secret Cave
Info: Nikon D7000, Tokina AT-X 116 11-16mm f/2.8 with B+W 77mm ND 1.8. ISO 400, 10 second exposure, f/10.
Photography: Ken Lee
Location: Somewhere in California