Front Row Seat
A lone oak atop lush green hill side is enjoying a gorgeous spring sunset. San Jose, CA
OVERFLOW
Stars aligned for this image. A burning sky and enraged ocean creates the perfect drama. Shark Fin Cove, Davenport.
HIGH AND DRY
PRECARIOUS
A subtly vivid sunset through smoky sky on San Francisco coast.
BEACONS
Guiding lights for the sailors - the stars and the lighthouse.
Candyfloss
Sky erupts in red and pink over the bay in an extraordinary fall sunrise.
Unveiling
Watching a snowstorm clear in Yosemite is an experience hard to describe in words. As the mist starts to clear revealing the massive granite formations surrounding the valley, the grandeur of the place suddenly becomes apparent.
THE LIGHT SHOW
The sky put on a show. Horizon was glowing at least an hour before sunrise, allowing the few onlookers to savor the beauty of it for some time.
A Red Dawn
The red bridge under a red sky.
SERENDIPITY
Travelers cruising along the coastal route lit up by the stars. Big Sur, California.
FLAMES OF RODEO
HIDE AWAY
Star lit cove, minutes away from the glare of the modern civilization
Oasis
Awe
There are moments in life when one feels blessed to be alive, to be able to witness wonders of the world. This was one such morning, whose jaw dropping beauty still feels unreal.
DRAGON'S IRE
COLOR OF AFFLUENCE
SUMMER BLANKET
A lone peak pokes its head through sea of summer fog as milky way rises above.
Scorched
An explosive sunrise over San Francisco bay, at it's peak it seemed like a fire ball floating overhead; haven't seen such intense colors ever since.
DEFIANT
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Breath taking beauty of a summer night over Lake Tahoe. It's overly crowded in summer months. But late in the night when everyone has gone home, you could witness scenes like this.
FOLDS AND FIRE
An unique land formation that looks beautiful at day break.
Flying Saucers
As the first storm of winter clears, a luscious sunset glow embraces the frigid lake. Bonsai Rock, Tahoe.
HARMONY
TWINS
SPOT LIGHT
A JOURNEY
Pool of Fire
Pool of rain water near the pier forms a natural mirror. It's a chance luck in rainy season. I found it couple years back when I caught glimpse of a quick burn between storms, this time it was more assured and intense.
