Morro Bay

The Watcher: A seagull staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA
The Watcher: A seagull staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA

The last post for this Californian trip, this series of pictures was taken around Morro Bay while on our way to San Francisco.

Hence, the itinerary was as follows:

San Francisco –> Crescent City –> Yuba City –> Los Angeles –> Laguna Beach –> San Diego –> Las Vegas –> Santa Barbara –> Morro Bay where we then followed US 1 north to San Francisco

Morro Rock seen in the distance with boats in the bay. Morro Bay, CA
Morro Strand state beach with the sky covered by clouds. Morro Bay, CA
A Harley Davidson parked in the harbor. Morro Bay, CA
Mirror of a Harley Davidson parked in the harbor. Morro Bay, CA
Ahmed posing for the camera tens of meters away! Morro Bay Harbor,CA.
Morro Bay Harbor,CA.
Morro Bay Harbor,CA.
Morro Bay Harbor,CA.
Morro Bay Harbor,CA.
Morro Bay skies,CA.
A Harley Davidson parked in the harbor. Morro Bay, CA
A Harley Davidson parked in the harbor. Morro Bay, CA
The stork: Ah! I am sick of humans with cameras. Don\'t they ever get enough?<br /> Seagull: Ignore\'em & they will go away! Morro Bay, CA
A crane seen at Morro Bay Harbor...Morro Bay, CA
The Watcher: A seagull staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA
A couple of seagulls(the watchers) staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA
The Watcher: A seagull staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA
The Watcher: A seagull staring at Morro Strand state beach. Morro Bay, CA

By Kinan Faham

the Silent Camera is Kinan Faham's photography moniker. Kinan is a software guy with interests in visual and sonic arts. Through photography and video, he captures the extraordinary in the ordinary. Kinan was born in the oldest continually inhabited city in the world and moved to the states for graduate school. For him, art is a hobby that also forms an essential, inseparable part of his being.. The inspiration for the Silent Camera name came from contemporary composers Arvo Part and John Luther Adams whose compositions defy complex structures in favor of meditative voices and can be linked to space/visual stimuli.

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