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First Light on Moro Rock from Montana de Oro Bluff Trail

I've added several images from Montana de Oro, Aliso Beach and a shot of sunset over Point Luis to the front of my California Coast album.  Enjoy!

The second image is of a rainbow created by the first light of the sun striking mist from a blow hole.  Not only did the sun angle have to be just right to where I was shooting, the tide had to be a certain level and the waves had to be the right size to send the spray into the air in a fine mist.

Big thanks to everyone who is proposing locations or photos for the book!  Of course I do a lot of research up front to find the best locations already documented, but there are always more to discover.

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Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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