fstopandsee

The light was changing quickly and I had to move fast. I couldn’t see the horizon in any direction from where I was in the city. When I looked up I realized the shot I was looking for was right above me and my problems were solved.

As usual I came here for the sunset, but word on the street is that this beach is also a good place to catch some fish. On this night everyone got what they wanted!

Looking to the east you don’t see the sunset, but the reflecting light in the clouds is just as good when it creates colors like these.

Traffic is stopped, time for a quick check both ways and then back to enjoying the music and taking in the sunset.

After a day at the Legion of Honor it was time to close and for the crowds to go home. The good news for me was that the best light of the day for photos was just starting.

I love trails like this. The brightly lit green of the trees almost makes it feel like you are walking through a tunnel in the forest.

I did a quick trip up this hill with a friend to make it to this spot just in time for the last bit of sunset. The sky over the bay was beautiful, but one tree sticking out on its own really stood out for me.

We spent our days in the sun on the beach, but we spent our nights in this cozy little place under the glow of the night sky.

Some say sunset is the best, but for those with some patience to wait 25 seconds for a long exposure, the time just after sunset can really let the city lights shine.

At first I was bummed I was getting off the water before sunset, but then the sun broke through the clouds right over Sausalito and lit up the harbor with bright yellow rays of light.