Love the quote on the Travels and Trifles blog:
“A photographer’s eye is perpetually evaluating.”
Henri Cartier-Bresson
My One Shot, Two Ways is of Avila Beach, on the Central Coast.
I liked the wide angle shot of the beach, but the rescue station had such an interesting mural. I just had to zoom in. It seems to portray a rescue craft, heading away from a ship? I tried to find out the name of the artist, but so far I haven’t been able to find any information. I’ll keep looking.
It was my first post-pandemic beach trip. And it was a gorgeous day.
Stay cool, dear blog readers. Stay cool.
Kanlaon 
6 responses to “Lens-Artists Challenge # 154: One Photo, Two Ways”
Excellent!
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Because we are never satisfied with just one shot!
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How great you get to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach after a year of confinement. Loved the closeup
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Thank you! That’s such interesting art for a Lifeguard station, I couldn’t go without zooming in. Avila Beach is 4 hrs south of me. Was worth it!
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Yes, the close up is a winner for me, too. Now you have me wondering about the mural on the lifeguard station!! I’m glad you had this wonderful respite at the beach.
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It’s a rescue of some sort, right? It’s driving me crazy that I can’t find any info on the artist. Avila Beach is where Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (where my son went to school) maintains a Center for Coastal Marine Science. Thanks for dropping by!
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