Big Sur and the Pacific Coast Highway Fine Art Landscape Photography - Limited Edition Prints

Located on a rugged section of the Central California coastline, Big Sur and the Pacific Highway (CA-1) are world renown for their beauty. Overlooking the rugged California coastline and the Pacific Ocean, the Pacific Hwy (CA-1) is considered one of the most scenic drives in the United States and the world. Big Sur is home to famous McWay Falls, a waterfall which tumbles over the cliffs straight into the Pacific Ocean at McWay Cove. When you take in a sunset at Pfeiffer Beach or gaze upon the light beams shining through Keyhole Arch if the timing is right, it’s easy to see why the rugged California coast is so world renowned. Taking in the scenic beauty of this wondrous, undeveloped California coastline as you look across the Bixby Bridge is always a sight to see, as rugged mountains rise up from steep cliffs as the Pacific Ocean crashes against the rocks below. Wherever you look, you are sure to find beauty along Big Sur and the California coastline.

Seeing the last rays of sun set over the Pacific Ocean as it crashes against the rocks at Point Lobos and the Monterey Peninsula is always a peaceful experience. There has always been something about the ocean which captivates my soul. Seeing the sea stacks at places like Shark Fin Cove rise up from the rugged Pacific as the last light of day kisses the skies is a sight I’ll never forget. Sunset light on the coast seemingly hangs on forever, and witnessing Pigeon Point Lighthouse softly glow against the colors of dusk is a moment were time stands still. Places like this always seem to have that effect on me, as time always seems to stand still when I’m near the Pacific Ocean.

There always beauty and serenity to be found along the coast near the ocean, and there’s a solitude that leaves us with a renewed feeling of peace. I’ve spent my entire life visiting the wonders along the Pacific coastline, and no matter how many times I see the Pacific I always leave feeling refreshed and renewed. I hope the photography in my Big Sur and the Pacific Coast Highway Fine Art Photography gallery leaves everyone who views it feeling the same way.

Wildflowers grow from the sand between the rocks along the shore as storm clouds form over turquoise waters of the Pacific Ocean near Big Sur, California
Spanish Bay Beach, 17-Mile Drive, Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, California
Turquoise water of the Pacific Ocean rolls ashore below the headlands at sunset as light rays shine through the clouds.
Montara State Beach, Half Moon Bay, San Mateo Coast, California
A patch of wildflowers blooms along the the Pacific coastline of central California near Big Sur as the clouds illuminate with color at sunset.
Seal Rock Overlook, 17-Mile Drive, Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, California
Turquoise water fills McWay Cove as dusk illuminates the skies over McWay Falls and the Pacific Ocean long after sunset.
McWay Falls, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, Big Sur, California
Two cypress trees stand guard atop the rocky cliffs rising out of the Pacific Ocean along the rugged California coastline.
Midway Point, 17-Mile Drive, Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, California
Storm clouds settle in over coastal wetlands along the Pacific Coast of California as sand dunes rise up in the background
Zmudowski State Beach, Pajaro River Estuary, Moss Landing, Monterey County, California
The Pacific Ocean splashes over Pelican Rock at sunset as the Belt of Venus illuminates the skies above as water cascades off the edges of the rock.
Pelican Rock, Greyhound Rock State Marine Conservation Area, Davenport, California
Dusk sets in over Pigeon Point Lighthouse as Civil Twilight comes to an end and Nautical Twilight begins.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse, San Mateo County, California Coast
In a spot nicknamed The Lone Cypress, two Cypress trees actually sit perched on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean
Midway Point, 17-Mile Drive, Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, California
Dusk brings colors to the skies over the Pacific Ocean as civil twilight fades. Seagulls use a rocky outcrop just offshore for nesting and rest.
Pacific Grove Marine Gardens, Point Pinos, Pacific Grove, California
After sunset, the skies over the Pacific Ocean illuminate at dusk as civil twilight fades. Seagulls use a rocky outcrop just offshore for nesting and rest
Pacific Grove Marine Gardens, Point Pinos, Pacific Grove, California
The stars begin to come out as the last light from the long past sunset hangs on as Nautical Twilight sets in over Pacific Ocean and the rugged Pacific Coast.
Asilomar State Marine Reserve, Point Pinos, Pacific Grove, California
McWay Falls drops straight over the cliffs and directly into the Pacific Ocean at sunset as waves in the Pacific Ocean crash up into McWay Cove.
McWay Falls, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, Big Sur, California