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A collage of nine Carlsbad photographs, in an open edition.
From top left to bottom right we have:
1) The Carlsbad Flower Fields with the windmill of the Windmill Food Hall in the front. In the far distance snow-capped peaks can be seen which are part of the San Jacinto Mountain Range next to the Coachella Valley, more than 60 miles away
2) A wild ocean during a storm at Terramar Point
3) Lifeguard tower 38 at the north end of Carlsbad State Beach
4) Stairs leading to the boardwalk at Carlsbad State Beach
5) The Carlsbad sign over Pacific Coast Highway 101 is a reproduction of a sign from the 1930’s. It was installed in December 2014. I captured it with the iconic Twin Inns building in the background before sunrise
6) One of my photographs of a stand-up paddle boarder on one of the banners on Grand Avenue in the Village of Carlsbad
7) An arch leading to a courtyard at the Leo Carillo Ranch
8) A stand-up paddle boarder on the ocean off Carlsbad City Beach
9) The old Carlsbad Station from 1887 that now houses the visitor center
The dividing lines between the photos are wooden stairs from South Carlsbad State Beach shot from above, with the pentagonal platforms at the cross-sections.
When ordered framed, it will have default a barnwood frame. Please contact me through email or phone if you're interested in something different (different frame, type of paper, size, etc) than those listed here.
A collage of nine Carlsbad photographs, in an open edition.
From top left to bottom right we have:
1) The Carlsbad Flower Fields with the windmill of the Windmill Food Hall in the front. In the far distance snow-capped peaks can be seen which are part of the San Jacinto Mountain Range next to the Coachella Valley, more than 60 miles away
2) A wild ocean during a storm at Terramar Point
3) Lifeguard tower 38 at the north end of Carlsbad State Beach
4) Stairs leading to the boardwalk at Carlsbad State Beach
5) The Carlsbad sign over Pacific Coast Highway 101 is a reproduction of a sign from the 1930’s. It was installed in December 2014. I captured it with the iconic Twin Inns building in the background before sunrise
6) One of my photographs of a stand-up paddle boarder on one of the banners on Grand Avenue in the Village of Carlsbad
7) An arch leading to a courtyard at the Leo Carillo Ranch
8) A stand-up paddle boarder on the ocean off Carlsbad City Beach
9) The old Carlsbad Station from 1887 that now houses the visitor center
The dividing lines between the photos are wooden stairs from South Carlsbad State Beach shot from above, with the pentagonal platforms at the cross-sections.
When ordered framed, it will have default a barnwood frame. Please contact me through email or phone if you're interested in something different (different frame, type of paper, size, etc) than those listed here.
