This picture feels like home to me–the railings, pier, bike path, Lifeguard Station, volleyball nets, Ruby’s. It’s all there.
Today I am listening to: Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic.”
You can go to my BLIP.fm to listen to all my daily songs.
Orange County Daily Photo: Huntington Beach in B & W
Cool.
Awesome. Perfect song.
Fantastic photo! We didn’t quite make it down to your neck of the woods on our trip to California last year – we stayed in Santa Monica and we went to see an Angels vs Dodgers game at the Angels Stadium which was pretty cool! We only had two days in the area though before heading off to Vegas – I wish we had had more though. Also – LOVE your blog too and I am not just saying that because you were nice about mine!
BEAUTIFUL photo! I LOVE it!
Absolitely beautiful. That is a great song, too.
I wish I could see some volleyball players. I love me some shirtless volleyball players.
(Men. I’m talking men here.)
You have the most amazing eye! I am so jealous of your gift for photos! Your taste is music is definitely quite good as well! Thank you so much for sharing! I love it!
Gorgeous pic.
When I first saw the photo I thought it was old HB. I’ve never seen the pier look like that. I love all the vertcal lines. Great shot – one that you just want to keep staring at.
That’s one of my all-time favorite songs. My baby sis and her hubby played that at their wedding reception for their first dance:)
I’d like for us to have a play date. We’ll go to your beach. How’s June looking??
Great song. And by the way, I use to ROCK the banana clip!!!!
Love the pic. We practically lived at Huntington Beach during the summer when I was in junior high and high school.
Great photo Suz! I love the shadow of the fence on the cement. It has such an old school feel to it.
love the pic, Suz. i am proud of you.
This is one of your best pictures yet. I’ve never seen the pier like this before. Good eye.
Pretty interesting perspective with all of the lines. Cool. 🙂
beautiful stripe-y photo suzanne. and the light’s perfect 😉
Very graphic and thought out. Every day mystic that Van the man could sing about.