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A Visual Journey Through "Surf City"

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(Huntington Beach, Aerial Photography (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach (c) Tiner). (Huntington Beach, Aerial Photography (c) Tiner). "Surf City" aka Huntington Beach is one of my favorite locations in Southern California to photograph. The varying light and surf conditions create constant aesthetic nuisances to capture in this historic city. Enjoy.

Paradise with a Twist

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(Magic Island - Fiji (C) Tiner) This is the storm cloud that we flew through on my recent aerial photography exhibition. Click here to read about the adventure. (Sean Tiner, Aerial Photography, Fiji)

May '08 Surfer Magazine Photo Publication

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(May 2008, Surfer Magazine Publication, Trestles Aerial Photograph (C) Tiner) I am really excited to see my first photograph published in Surfer Magazine, one of the most respected magazines in the industry with a circulation of approximately 170,000. The magazine is edited by Rick Irons .

Tavarua

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(Aerial Photography Tavarua Island (C) Tiner (2008)) Visually, I'm attracted to this photograph, because it conveys a unique perspective of the island. Normally, most photographs of Tavarua are when the sun is perfectly shinning and illuminating the crystal clear waters. This photograph illustrates the wet-season, which affects the island for several months ...showing that even paradise can take a break from perfection.

Lets Fly! February Screen Savers....

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"Unclose your mind. You are not a prisoner. You are a bird in flight, searching the skies for dreams." -Haruki Marukami From the maritime community of Newport Beach to the surf-break of Trestles, this month's screen savers feature arial images of Orange County. They offer unique perspectives to Southern California's culture and pastime. To see more arial images, please look at earlier blog entries from this month.