If you are in the Orange County area and looking for some adventure, a hike, and the rare opportunity of seeing a waterfall (only during a rainy season) in this region, Black Star Canyon should be on your list. Black Star Canyon is a remote ... Continue Reading...
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Road Trips
Perseids Meteor Shower in Joshua Tree National Park
This was the very first time that I was trying to combine taking a Milky Way shoot with a meteor shower. I didn’t even know what to expect or whether this would work out. I did hope that it would be interesting. Or a new experience that we could ... Continue Reading...
Amboy – A Ghost Town refusing to become one
My photography buddy Tyler and I were planning to drive up north to Malibu to do some photography along the PCH. Sadly, the Woolsey fire had us changing our plans and we decided to drive to Amboy on Route 66, a Ghost town in the making. It was ... Continue Reading...
Points of Interests
Natural Bridge Trail
GPS Coordinates: 36.2838, -116.76734 (36°17'01.7"N 116°46'02.4"W) This is one of the many easily accessible canyon trails in Death Valley. A decently maintained dirt road leads to the trail parking lot. From the parking lot, it's just a two-mile ... Continue Reading...
Victoria Beach and The Pirate Tower
Victoria Beach is Laguna’s best-kept secret. This amazing beach is hidden and very secluded. The only access to the beach is through a residential area so the parking is a bit of a hassle and hard to find. To access the beach you will have to ... Continue Reading...
Tips and Tricks
4 Ways To Remove Hot Pixels in a Long Exposure Image
One of my favorite photography technique that I tend to use the most is doing long exposures photography. However, a major issue I always run into on all my long exposure pictures is hot pixels. Sometimes, when you zoom in and inspect your image ... Continue Reading...
5 Gears You Need For Astrophotography
Photographing the Milky Way is not as difficult as many think. We were often asked do you really see that many clusters of stars at night? The Answer is YES. The only advice we give is to pick a place where there is minimal to no light pollution ... Continue Reading...