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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1.01.2018

Fiscal Memories

Whoever said that change is the only constant had this year in mind. I'm not one to reminisce through my past 12 months, but the previous dozen have set the standard for "New Year".
Luckily for me I record most of it and get to take a visual look back to see how I got to now.
We each have our annual memory, mine challenged with important passages, losses and gains, and beautiful time with friends and family.
The images here are not so much a representation of my photography, but a thank you to all who helped me pass through the year. Each friend is held closely, remembered for the time we spent, and for the year we have spent together.
I wish everyone a Happy New Year as we continue forward. Good health, laughter, love, and plenty of time to enjoy them all.
Skip

January:
 California Storms

Santa Rosa Creek

Pacific Latte

Morro Bay Breakwater

February:

Herb Moss, 1917 - 2017

February 21, Palm Desert
Women's March, SLO

The Galley
 March:

Celebrating a life

Family


 April:
Spring in the Eastern Sierra



A record snowpack

Cottonwood Lakes Road
May:
Immigration, a Father's Return
June:

Graduation
July:
Reunion
 August:

Mt. Whitney


Sisterhood


Early Fall Color, Colorado


Racoons, photo: Xavi Fane

Morning Commute

Aspen Trees 


An Invitation


The evening ritual with friends

Rest stop on top


Taking care of his flock

Monument Valley in the distance
 September:

Another Passage, San Luis Obispo

Moonstone Beach
October:
In the Water, photo: Natalie Michaels

November:

Piedras Blancas Motel, the end of an era

Stormy days
December:

Santa Ana Winds, Piedras Blancas


Fire

Sunset near the end of the year.


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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