Britta Gustafson, Ellwood beach near the Sandpiper Golf Course, brittag@umail.ucsb.edu.
These old wooden poles at Ellwood illustrate a complex human relationship with the local beach that extends back thousands of years. The scene includes: piles of stones balanced by contemporary visitors as a non-polluting way to enjoy and decorate the beach, wood pilings anonymously planted decades ago to defend the bluff from erosion, and camouflaged pieces of rusty metal left by hundreds of years of industrial oil and fishing activity.
DANA LEE
DLEE04@CALPOLY.EDU
PISMO BEACH
Golden-tinged clouds.
Taken by: Hadas Moalem
hadas.moalem@gmail.com
Photo: Bret Winners-Early morning in Laguna Beach
As the sun fades away on the Isla VIsta horizon, all thats remains is the shadow of a lonely surfer, and his hope for a perfect wave. The oil rig companions the sun as a constant reminder of human reliance on nature.
Along Del Playa.
by: Allina Mojarro
amojarro@umail.ucsb.edu
Taken by: Katie Kyne
kkyne@umail.ucsb.edu
The beauty of friendship and ocean coming together
Taken by: Katie Kyne
kkyne@umail.ucsb.edu
Looking out onto the beauty that happens every day. (hadas.moalem@gmail.com)
cinderblock uncovered by a recent storm
racheldowney@umail.ucsb.edu
David Brock, Campus Point, brock_david@sbcglobal.net
Im just gonna say it IV + Beach = Full Beer Can on the Beach
The Ocean Breathes (hadas.moalem@gmail.com)
Receding
