The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.
The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.

Piedras Blancas (Scenery)

Piedras Blancas

(Scenery)

Description:

The “white rocks” from which this region gets its Spanish name, stand 74 feet above the water’s surface. In past years, I’ve seen waves splashing twice the height of these rocks. I’d hoped to capture them again, but the intensity was not quite the same this day.

Date Taken: 2022:03:03 12:37

Location:

Piedras Blancas
San Simeon, California
United States
16.00 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 400 mm, f/8.0, 1/1000

File Name: WaveCrash_8502310-PiedrasBlancas

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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