The Sunset Strip in Black-and-White

DV Dude spent some time on the famous Sunset Strip in Los Angeles in January. Here are some of pictures he took on the Nikon D610.

Malibu in Black-and-White

More pictures from DV Dude's trip to Los Angeles in January 2014. He spent a day in Malibu. Caught the sunrise at the Malibu Pier.

The Malibu Pier was originally built for the Rindge family, who owned all of Malibu and surrounding area until 1929. They used it for their family yacht. Must have been some yacht.

Sunset at El Matador State Park in Malibu.

All photos taken with the Nikon D610.

Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles Shot on the Nikon D610

DV Dude had the pleasure of watching the sunrise at Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles in January. Here are some of the pictures he took over two mornings.

The Griffith is located high up in the Hollywood Hills, and offers a commanding view of Los Angeles, Hollywood, and the Pacific Ocean.

The Griffith Observatory was built in the 1930s, and is a great example of Art Deco styling.

All pictures taken with the Nikon D610.

Sunset, Malibu Edition

 
Ended the day in lovely Malibu, and was able to catch the sunset on the Pacific Ocean. 

These were taken in the El Matador State Park in Malibu, with the Nikon D610.
 

There are certainly worse places in the world to be.

Sunrise, Los Angeles Edition

Before heading off to CES in Las Vegas, DV Dude took a side trip to Los Angeles for a little R&R and do some photography. With his Nikon D610 in hand, DV Dude headed up to the Griffith Observatory for 6 a.m. to catch the sunrise.

Sunrise getting closer. It is about 30 minutes before sunrise that the colours are the most intense.

And we have an L.A. sunrise.

DV Dude strongly recommends a trip up to Griffith Park if you ever visit L.A. Up in the Hollywood Hills, it overlooks the city with stunning views.

And yes, DV Dude feels your pain Toronto. He couldn't have planned a better week to be away. But he is suffering as well - with temperatures of 25 degrees Celius, he has to run the air conditioning in the car, and take his coat off, and just wear a T-Shirt. Oh, the suffering.