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New: Spring / Summer 2008: Rancho Palos Verdes

Feb. 2004: Huntington Beach and Newport Beach

• Kenneth Hahn SRA



• Mount San Antonio (Baldy)



• Mt. Baldy Summit



• Los Angeles San Bernardino Area Mountains



• 180-degree View from Culver City Park: Greater Los Angeles Basin



• Malibu Lagoon State Park



• Malibu Bluff State Park



• Malibu Creek State Park



• Bike trip to San Pedro and Palos Verdes



• Palos Verdes Fred Hesse Park



• Mount Wilson



• Mount Wilson part 2



• Mount Wilson part 3



• Mount Wilson part 4: North-to-South Panorama from Echo Rock



• Northern California (2004-06-27-2004-07-03)



• Mt. Pinos: Summit: Condor Observation Lookout



• View of Sierra-Nevada from Mt. Pinos



• Mt. Pinos, Nordic Base Station



• Palm Springs Aerial Tramway: Mount San Jacinto State Park and San Bernardino National Forest



• Joshua Tree National Park: Cottonwood/Colorado-Desert Section



• Joshua Tree NP: Keys View



• Joshua Tree NP: Wonderland of Rocks and Jumbo Rocks



• Joshua Tree NP: Ryan Mountain



• Joshua Tree NP: Lost Horse Valley



• Topanga Panoramic views



• Topanga State park (~36mi from home in Gardena, Calif)



• Topanga w/Family and Friends (20040727-30)

Other images:

• Arizona



• Ohio
  • Parent's house in Toledo
  
  
  
  • Toledo Botanical Gardens



• Alan Parsons Return to Tunguska video project



• Time-Lapse



• Nature Photography: Tips, Techniques and Examples



• Astrophotography: Film vs. Digital

An original 2004 inspiration for creating this site was Don Bain's Virtual Guidebooks, aka 360-degree panos. Also influential was summitpost.org. Both sites are still running as of this writing: Thursday, June 15, 2017

Video

(Note: even more analog and digital video footage was also shot for various pictured locations on this site ... these segments will be uploaded to YouTube shortly)

(above) Manhattan Beach, facing South towards Palos Verdes hills peninsula. There is a bike trail that hugs the coastline. This place is roughly 7 miles from my house in Gardena. Bike-travel-time: < 0.5 hrs (one-way) . You can see my bike -- which I exclusively use for transportation -- has been revamped quite a bit. I added a cycle computer to track speed and miles (and calories burned). Lot's of safety features added, too, such as white and red LED-based head- and tail-lights; they blink like a Christmas tree! This sound nuts ... but LA traffic is nuttier. That said, the public transportation system in LA is excellent; one can take bikes on buses and trains. Visit my newly-created bicycle commuting, touring camping and safety site for more information.

 
(above) South-facing view of Manhattan Beach, California

(above) Khurram and bicycle on El Segundo beach, California

2004-06-12: outside, back Nick Colby's house in Irvine, Califorinia

2004-06-12: outside-front Nick Colby's house Irvine, California (JPL whiz and serious CR practitioner Gregg Vane pictured here)