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This wind farm sits at the east entrance of the Anza Borrego Desert, west of San Diego.
Experienced by Donald Giannatti
77 km from Plaster City
I’ve only been to Salvation Mountain, near the Salton Sea, but both times was able to meet Leonard before he passed. The second time I went, our group offered to help paint and he said “yes!” So we did.
95 km from Plaster City
After watching the sunset fall behind the hills we headed back running up and down the sand hills getting pelted with sand in the face.
102 km from Plaster City
When I happened upon this building, I liked the starkness of it set against the southern California blue sky.
102 km from Plaster City
I have recently discovered that a combination of SURFING and CREATING is something that is essential for me. Not only to keep in good physical health (surfing), but to keep in good mental health. Thus making creating and surfing a deadly combo that will make my soul thrive. At the time of uploading this, I took this photo the morning of, where I surfed and created. Let this photo be the marker of a new beginning. A beginning where I start living the rest of my life in an effective manor!
Experienced by Christopher Ruel
104 km from Plaster City
Winter sunsets in San Diego are my favorite. They have a flare that you don’t get in other places and if you embrace it you discover colors, textures and lighting you would otherwise miss.
Experienced by Trevor Gerzen
105 km from Plaster City
5am in the morning and after church prayer I decide to fly the drone over barrio logan in chicano park. San Diego’s interstate 5 near downtown san diego.
105 km from Plaster City
On a scouting gig, I found myself on this road from the desert floor near Palm Springs to the top of the mountains where it was quite cool and forested.
Experienced by Donald Giannatti
105 km from Plaster City
San Diego lifeguard tower. Shot on iPhone 11 Pro, unedited.
Experienced by Jason Peters
110 km from Plaster City
These place is simply beautiful. In the distance is the border wall and Mexico, but in the foreground is miles of ever-shifting sand that has such an elegance to it.
113 km from Plaster City
Walking as far down the OB pier in San Diego as I could to catch the Father’s Day sunset. I kept pace with this guy who was really enjoying his evening stroll.
113 km from Plaster City
Mission Bay in San Diego in the middle of the night
113 km from Plaster City
Every lesson we learn can be found in nature. The richness of color, the waves which live and die and rejoin the ocean to create more life, the peaceful calm, the beauty, and how small we are when we stand at the water’s edge in the vastness of our beautiful universe. How grateful to be a part
114 km from Plaster City
Just having some fun with my new Panasonic GH5 and Sigma 18-35mm 1.2 lens.
114 km from Plaster City
I was in California for an extended weekend and decided to walk out on the pier at sunset. Not many people were in the water but this man looked determined to catch some waves.
114 km from Plaster City
When I was paragliding first time ever, I felt nothing, but beauty. You are alone with the ocean under paraglide wing and wind all over you
114 km from Plaster City
Her mom said, “wanna go to the beach?” She was tired. Ready for a nap. But the word beach gave her a bit of energy. The thought of walking on the sand and looking out into the sunset made her very soul come to life. She mustered up whatever strength she had to get up, out of bed, out of the tent, and into the car to head there. When she got there, the beach did not disappoint–the colors in the sky reflected off of the sand, the chill the waves left after receding into the ocean. The movement was worth it.
115 km from Plaster City
This photo was taken overlooking the coast at La Jolla, San Diego.
118 km from Plaster City
I was in the middle of some fun with my kids when I noticed how incredible the sunset was. And that is why I dropped everything, grabbed my camera, and captured one of my favorite shots over the ocean. It’s not really spectacular in terms of the setting and that’s the point. That you don’t need to be wowed by the destination. Just an ordinary beach and waves with an extraordinary golden hour moment to enjoy. That’s life.
126 km from Plaster City
The scapes we saw conveyed an otherworldly terrain. The entire park; though straight in the middle of the desert felt rather lifeless; it was when you stopped and started hiking you found there was much more than meets the eye.
Experienced by Chris Ried