A Day in Point Reyes National Seashore
March 7th, 2010 | Author: albert
Linda and I visited Point Reyes today. It was one of these weekends where weather forecasts first predicted 80% chance on rain, then 30% and the day turning out to be beautiful! The whole area is beautiful and scenic views vary from rolling green hills, Eucalypt groves, rugged coastline and sandy beaches with roaring surf. We’ll be returning here in April when the place is awash with spring flowers.
Today’s trip included a stop at the wreck of the Point Reyes, a fishing vessel run aground at Inverness on Tomales Bay. As you can see from the picture below, the tide was out. The light was pretty much perfect. While this shot is not an HDR, I did come back with several bracketed shots and an HDR will follow soon.
The next stop was Drakes Beach. We wanted to to go to the lighthouse, but on weekends the state closes off the road and one has to take a shuttle bus. As we did not have the time, we decided to check out some of the beaches and ended up at Drakes Beach.
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