by Jim M. Goldstein

One of the more interesting features off the San Francisco coastline is a small cluster of off shore rock formations near Sutro Baths. Under the right conditions they can take on an ethereal form for someone creatively inclined. For the thousands of birds that reside here nightly it’s just home.

The Bell Curve seascape photo by Jim M. Goldstein, landscape
Seal Rock, San Francisco

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7 Responses to “The Bell Curve”

  1. Dan Mitchell

    on March 31 2008

    Jim:

    Nice. And how cooperative of those birds to hold still for the long exposure… :-)

    Reminds me of some Pt. Lobos shots I did in late December - also with long exposures and birds on rocks. (One here: http://www.gdanmitchell.com/wpg2?g2_itemId=741)

    Take care,

    Dan

  2. Mark

    on March 31 2008

    Hey Jim - nothing ~normal~ about this shot. :-)

  3. Jim

    on March 31 2008

    @Dan I brought lots of bird seed. Actually it was just one of those lucky breaks. I actually took this last September and rediscovered it. Always a pleasant surprise. Your Pt. Lobos shots are great. I’ll take a closer look at more of them tonight.

    @Mark With in how many degrees of certainty are you regarding your feelings of how normal this photo is?

  4. Richard Wong

    on March 31 2008

    very nice Jim. I like how the headlands in the back provide a nice way to round out the bell curve.

  5. luca

    on April 1 2008

    Wow, great shot.

  6. Mark

    on April 2 2008

    99.95%

  7. Jim

    on April 2 2008

    @Mark LOL

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About Me

Jim M. Goldstein
Jim Goldstein is an independent photographer specializing in landscape, travel, environments, nature and event photography for advertising and editorial use.

A member of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), Jim produces the highest quality photography for both commercial clients and fine art photography collectors. Jim's photography has been featured in the Washington Post, Sierra Club, Future Snowboarding magazine, Surfmag.com, SFGate.com, and a variety of other publications