The glowing surfboards of Redondo Beach. The lighting cycles through all different colors.
At first I thought the sculpture was supposed to be leaves.
Tag: RedondoBeach
Morrell House
The Morrell House, originally built around 1906, now restored in association with the Redondo Beach Historical Museum.
One of these days I’m actually going to go there when it’s open, instead of stopping on the way somewhere else.
I did decide that the hidden light and the old house might have some #spooky potential, and ran it through some effects filters. Not sure if I succeeded.
#photo #house #historic #California
Putting the finishing touches on the chalk art.
Photo taken at: Redondo Beach Pier
Putting the finishing touches on the chalk art. Ocean view theme (easy to find inspiration), family division.
Taking wing
Twilight in a beach town
Photo taken at: Redondo Beach, California
Twilight in a beach town. The ocean is just visible at the end of the road, below the orange band of sky at the horizon.
End of the line: Redondo Beach Metro station
End of the line: Redondo Beach Metro station.
Now that I think about it, it reminds me a bit of the early iMacs.
#losangeles #redondobeach #trains #metro #greenline #bridge #southbay
Coastal scene on a bench.
Coastal scene on a bench.
Madonna interpreted as a box robot sculpture, spotted at Coffee Cartel
Madonna interpreted as a box robot sculpture, spotted at Coffee Cartel. It seemed perfect for #WHPretro. Card indicated it was by Capt’n Cook’s. #robot #redondobeach #sculpture #art #retro #weird
Contrast: Power plant with a Wyland whale mural
Contrast: #powerplant with a #Wyland #whale #mural. This plant in #RedondoBeach #California is set to be decommissioned when new environmental protections go into effect, and the city and plant owner have been debating the future of the site.
Welcome to scenic Redondo Beach. #irony
Welcome to scenic Redondo Beach. #irony #redondobeach #pipeline
Manhattan Beach at Night
Manhattan Beach at Night on Flickr.
My first attempt to spot Comet Pan-Starrs on Monday evening didn’t work out, but I got to look back at the coast from the end of the pier, which was nice. You can see the Palos Verdes hills/peninsula in the background to the right.