Trees in the clouds 1

Taken near Monterey CA (Lone Cypress on seventeen mile drive) I used a Hoya 72 IR filter. I had the filter for only a short time and I really like how the photo turned out with it!

Snoqualmie Falls

The sun and its final rays while out at Parksville Beach, BC, Canada.

Ansel Adams Wilderness

Orcas Island Vacation.. Madrona trees in Obstruction Pass SP

Up until three months ago I had never been to the San Diego area, I have been there twice now. I have really taken to a little place called Sunset Cliffs.

The familiar trail at Piper's Lagoon...still experimenting with getting those sun rays a little sharper...

This was shot in Arizona. I went to New Mexico to Visit my grandparents man did i have a great ol time. As we traveled through state to state, we would stay at KOA's and whiel we were traveling i noticed a storm a brewing and whole time in the car i couldnt wait to get out and shoot but it was awhile before we headed to the site. Before i got there it was already sun set so i rushed out there and started to do a timelapse of the storm in the process i captured my first lightening shot . I was bummed knowing i missed an amazing strike of force that branced out into 4's but for this being my first shot i was really excited to go home and process it .Thank you guys for the Favorites and taking time to comment. This is copyright of Andrew Serrano Photography @ 2012 and protected by My Free Copy Right.com

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Quoting; No resident of Pebble Beach in Monterey is more iconic than the "Lone Cypress,"
a 250-year-old Cupressus macrocarpa perched atop a rock along the famous 17-Mile Drive scenic road.

The first reported reference of the tree is by R. Fitch, who wrote on January 19, 1889, "Rounding a short curve on the beach, we approach Cypress Point, the boldest headland on the peninsula of Monterey. Down almost to the water grows the cypress, and on the extreme point a solitary tree has sunk its roots in the crevices of the wave-washed rock, and defies the battle of the elements that rage about it during the storms of winter."

40mm; f/4.2 @ 1/250; ISO 100