Showing posts with label magdalena bay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magdalena bay. Show all posts

Monday, February 23, 2009

Images of La Paz, Mexico

Swimming with Sea Lions

Angie and I spent 10 days in La Paz recently. Here are my 13 favorite images.
You can see 400 of my best at Huesimages in the Baja, Mexico section.

Traditional Dancers

Egret in La Paz Harbor

Street in the artists town of Todos Santos

2o-foot Whale Shark - La Paz Harbor

Carnaval 2009 Beauty Queen, La Paz

Jumping Manta, Sea of Cortez

Carnaval 2009 Beauty Queen, La Paz


Grey Whale Fluke - Magdalena Bay

Santa Misa Cathedral - La Paz

Sand Dunes - Magdalena Island

Grey Whale Fluke - Magdalena Bay

La Paz Sunset


Sunday, February 15, 2009

Postcard from Mexico


Angie and I spent the past two days at Magdalena Bay, on the Pacific Coast of the Baja Penninsula.
Magdalena Bay is known for the number of whales that collect there in the winter months.

Over the course of the past 48 hours, we spent about 6 hours around the whales. On a number of occasions, the whales came within 6 feet of us; approaching our boat and looking at us before diving under our boat.
Add quaint fishing villages, fresh clams, great weather, and white sand dunes and you've got a great weekend.
I'll post more photos later.