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Calla Lily Valley: The subconscious gem in Carmel-By-The-Sea - Local Travel Tips Local Travel Tips Live like a local Play video Stop video Mute Unmute Calla Lily Valley: The subconscious gem in Carmel-By-The-Sea January 5, 2017 Main navigation Home Locations Hawaii Washington DC Utah Oregon California Arizona Gallery Duration: 1-2 hours Location After inward the park, you can see this part of the waterfront After leaving the scenic 17 MileMomentumin Monterey Bay on the last day of December 2016, we crush well-nigh 10 increasingly minutes to Garrapata State Park, on Pacific Coast Highway 1. The park is easy to find but parking may be easy to miss! You may notice the little sign on the right if you momentum from the North to the South (see Map). That’s where you can park your cars withal the highway, and walk toward the waterfront by pursuit the little trail. Once inward the park, you will not be worldly-wise to see the valley immediately and there is no sign to show you where it is! Just follow the trail and alimony walking to the right, and you will see a little valley with lots of Calla Lilies! There is a small staircase that leads to the valley so you can walk lanugo there easily. Don’t be silly like me by pursuit the trail to the steep waddle and trying to climb lanugo to the valley :() Tips I read in some reviews that there may be poison ivy there so to be safe, wear some gloves and full gown to protect yourself. I did notice some ivy looking plants but I am not sure if they are poisonous. There is a small creek underneath the flowers and it can be muddy so I’d recommend to wear some water proof shoes or rain boots. I tried to get into the field and unwittingly stepped right into the mud. It’s not fun to have wet shocks for the remaining of the trip! Photography Tips I went there at noon so the sun was pretty unexceptionable but inside the valley, it is pretty visionless so taking pictures with both the sky and the flowers was challenging. I’d recommend to stay until sunset to take pictures if you can. I took these pictures with Canon 24-70mm with a polar filter on to help make foliage squint increasingly saturated. However, the sky was still pretty unexceptionable so I had to reduce to 1 stop. I’d rather have a slightly under exposed picture than losing details in the sky. You can hands get the details in the shadow when by increasing shadow slide in Lightroom. For the sky, you can subtract the highlight to get when some details like clouds on the sky.TrappyCalla Lilies Using Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 Share on Share on Facebook Pin this item Tweet this item Google Plus this item Share on LinkedIn Email a friend Like this post5 by baolocdo Filed under Trip, Video. Tagged big sur, california, flower field, norcal. Previous postKPH Radio StationJanuary 3, 2017Next postMilky Way at Grand CanyonJanuary 7, 2017Well-nighbaolocdo Alex is a Software Engineer at Google, an educator and an ventriloquist photographer living in the trappy Orange County Leave a reply Cancel reply Your email write will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Monterey Bay to Orange County Point Pinos Lighthouse 17 MileMomentumGarrapataWaterfrontCalla Lily Valley: The subconscious gem in Carmel-By-The-Sea Bixby CreekUnderpassSearch for: Recent Posts A Day Trip at Valley of Fire, Nevada Bryce Canyon: Sunrise at Paria View Maui: Waterfalls withal the Road to Hana Cherry Blossom in Washington DC Zion: Hiking into The Narrows Gallery Valley View SlotPassNewportWaterfrontVictoriaWaterfrontTagsarizona big sur bixby creek safecracking underpass california campground camping car cypress desert dessert drone falls flower field supplies grand pass untried hiking Italian supplies japanese joshua tree lake los angeles milky way mono lake napa valley norcal oregon photography point reyes restaurants roadtrip waddle san francisco seafood socal summer travel tree line utah volcano water waterfall Yosemite CategoriesSuppliesGallery Note Photography Standard Trip Uncategorized Video Trip CategoriesArizona California Hawaii Oregon Utah Washington DC Recent Posts A Day Trip at Valley of Fire, Nevada Bryce Canyon: Sunrise at Paria View Maui: Waterfalls withal the Road to Hana Cherry Blossom in Washington DC Zion: Hiking into The Narrows Copyright © 2016 – LocalTravel by BitXmart Corp. social_pinterest social_twitter social_facebook social_five100px Go top Close Secondary navigation Home Locations Hawaii Washington DC Utah Oregon California Arizona Gallery