Just a few views of Metrolink trains on the old Santa Fe Surf Line at San Clemente, California.
California evening sun, surf and palm trees make for a nice light in a pleasant setting.
I exposed these photos from San Clemente Pier last Friday.
Using an 18-135 zoom lens gave me the needed flexibility to adjust my field of view as the trains passed.
Metrolink train 641 at San Clemente.Los Angeles Metrolink train 641 at San Clemente, California.Los Angeles Metrolink train 641 at San Clemente, California.Los Angeles Metrolink train 609 at San Clemente, California.
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Michael H. Ebner on said:
In 2010 we traveled from Santa Barbara to San Diego on Amtrak’s historic Pacific Surfliner route.
‘The Chicago Tribune’ had featured this ride some months earlier, prompting us to try it out.
We departed Santa Barbara observing some wonderful vistas along the Pacific coastline.
An unanticipated treat — at least for me but not for my wife (who resorted to reading ‘The New Yorker’ was the trains jog through the vast industrialized zones of Los Angeles. This ended with a 20 minutes stop at LA Union Station, where a goodly number of exits and boarding occurred.
Eventually as we made our way toward San Diego we regained glimpses of the coastline. We enjoyed seeing various coastal communities, with all of their attendant activities.
In 2010 we traveled from Santa Barbara to San Diego on Amtrak’s historic Pacific Surfliner route.
‘The Chicago Tribune’ had featured this ride some months earlier, prompting us to try it out.
We departed Santa Barbara observing some wonderful vistas along the Pacific coastline.
An unanticipated treat — at least for me but not for my wife (who resorted to reading ‘The New Yorker’ was the trains jog through the vast industrialized zones of Los Angeles. This ended with a 20 minutes stop at LA Union Station, where a goodly number of exits and boarding occurred.
Eventually as we made our way toward San Diego we regained glimpses of the coastline. We enjoyed seeing various coastal communities, with all of their attendant activities.