Sunset at the Gliderport
Some light clouds in the afternoon announce another beautiful sunset in San Diego. At around 4 pm we go to the Gliderport to take some pictures, the sun sets at 4:45pm already, so we only…
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Sunday walk around Shelter Island
A beautiful sunrise indicates another gorgeous day in San Diego. We head out early for a walk around Shelter Island. Shelter Island is a neighborhood of Point Loma. It is actually not an island but…
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Clear view to downtown San Diego
It was a rainy Saturday yesterday - we got as much rain in one day as San Diego normally gets during the whole month of November. However, the rain is much appreciated and it cleared…
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New camera
This week I complemented my camera gear with Sony's newest camera - the SLT-A77V - since the camera is not yet available in the U.S. I had to order it from Hong Kong. The SLT-A77V…
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Fall in the San Clemente Canyon
Fall has arrived at the San Clemente Canyon - although, there's no comparison with the impressions we just got from Wyoming and Montana, it's quite nice - due to some unusual rain this week, the…
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A day on Highway 15
Just after 7am we are sitting in front of the Motel, having coffee, then get gas and off we are on HWY 15 south again, another 650 miles all on the same HWY. It all…
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Escaping the fog
It's Sunday and it's foggy again. We know we should go for a walk, but the beach is not really inviting when it's just gray in gray and taking pictures is not really an option…
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Beautiful sunset at the beach
During the whole week, the marine layer had been very persistent and didn't give us much sunshine during the day - although, fall has been considered the nicest time in San Diego, this year the…
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Sitting in the dark
The whole county of San Diego, about 1.5 million households, is sitting in the dark. It starts at 3:30pm when the power goes off. We first believe that the construction worker next door turned it…
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