This is a journal of images by California photographer Skip Moss. The places, people, and events caught through my lens. Photographs of the Central Coast and mountains of California, the landscapes of the Western U.S. and travels abroad.
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12.04.2017

Pacific Days and King Tides

Early mornings and late afternoons along the Northern coast of San Luis Obispo, calm and clear and perfect. The evening king tides of the past couple of days have added some drama to our "regular" coastline. The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is alive with whales, dolphins, seals, elephant seals, large schools of anchovies and sea birds of all types this time of year.

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A Calm Morning at the Light Station

Santa Lucia Winds Feather the Northwest Swells, Piedras Blancas


Sea Rocks, Northern San Luis Obispo County

San Carpoforo Creek at Ragged Point

The Lowest Tide of the Year, Little Pico Creek.

Sunset,  Minus Tide.

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lives on the Central Coast of California. These photographs are an attempt to share the story of a place, a person, a moment as it happens. Sit back, take a deep breath, and spend some time enjoying the images.

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