Point Lobos by Dennis Hoyne

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30-JAN-2018

Point Lobos

Point Lobos State Reserve of California is a very scenic area near Carmel. It got its name
from the Barking of the Sea Lions that live there.
This image is from an archival slide I took 32 years ago, converted to black and white
by Macphun's Tonality Pro.

Epson Perfection V600
0.00s full exif

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Tom LeRoy		01-Feb-2018 18:13
This is such a pretty image, so well done in B&W. V

Dan Greenberg		31-Jan-2018 23:36
I have a B&W from there from about a year later. Mine did not come out this good. I love how you framed it. ~V~

Fong Lam		31-Jan-2018 16:02
Fabulous capture of this rugged coastline and so well framed by the foreground trees...V

laine		31-Jan-2018 15:41
I love the way the old pines frame the view...it's such a unique part of the coastline. V

Carl Carbone		31-Jan-2018 13:55
Excellent shot and conversion. I need to get out to California someday soon!

larose forest photos		31-Jan-2018 04:52
Fantastic image! It is perfect in mono. That landscape around Carmel is breathtaking. V

globalgadabout		31-Jan-2018 04:03
this image has certainly stood the test of time...admire the tones and the framing..

Nick Paoni		31-Jan-2018 03:20
Beautifully framed.

joseantonio		30-Jan-2018 20:41
nicely framed and captured.V.

MarcViskens		30-Jan-2018 19:44
very nice

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