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La Jolla
The La Jolla Cove
Is this not The Jewel of La Jolla? The Cove in all its glory!
Eucalyptus Above La Jolla
Gorgeous sunset glistening through the trees.
La Jolla Sea Caves
Stunning cliffs and caves just a few strokes of the kayak paddle from the Cove.
Don Bravo Grill and Cantina
A Bird Rock authentic Mexican Restaurant just off the Pacific Ocean.
Coast Walk
Remember when the rocks weren't FILLED with sea lions? Here is a beautiful reminder!
La Jolla Presbyterian Church
A beautiful Spanish-style church.
La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club
Beach goers enjoying themselves in front of the beach and tennis club.
Osteria Romantica Italian Restaurant
Romantic La Jolla Shores restaurant along Avenida de la Playa.
Windansea Beach
A beautiful beach with its signature shack to shade the surfers from the sun.
Scripps Park Tree
Wind blown tree at Scripps Park near the shore.
Impressionistic La Jolla Shores
Serene panoramic view of La Jolla Shores Beach.
Cove in December
La Jolla Cove in the wintertime.
Along Scripps Park
Boardwalk along the shore with green belvedere and the Torrey Pines cliffs in the background.
Harry's Coffee Shop
Lively locals eatery where they catch up on what's new.
Winding Down La Jolla Shores Drive
The panoramic views as you make your way through UCSD from Torrey Pines Road towards La Jolla Shores.
Cuvier Park
Across from the Scripps Inn and the historic "pink house" is the Wedding Bowl in Cuvier Park.
The Lookout
Dramatic rocky shoreline of La Jolla.
La Jolla Shores Beach Palms
Surfers view looking back towards the beach.
Steps to Casa Beach
Rocky shoreline with belvedere lookout above the dramatic cliffs.
La Jolla Shores Hotel and Boardwalk
View looking north down the boardwalk from Avenida de la Playa.
Glistening Sea at La Jolla Coast
The quiet time when most people are still sleeping.
Children's Pool
The coveted 939 building and Casa Manaña overlooking the Children's Pool.
La Jolla Caves
Sea Caves located between the Cove and La Jolla Shores were kayak tours like to go.
Brockton Villa
at the Cove
Beach view of the La Jolla Cove looking towards the Brockton Villa and a beautiful coast walk. 
La Valencia View
From Scripps Park
Landmark luxury La Valencia Hotel framed nicely with trees in Scripps Park. 
Wedding Bowl
A coveted location for La Jolla weddings that is just down from the Children's Pool along the Pacific Ocean.
Cove Beach
A favorite beach of snorkelers, sea lions, and swimmers...and sea lions!
Along the Pacific Ocean
Casa Manaña and the Children's Pool off in the distance in this painting set at the beach.
St. James by-the-Sea
An active faith community that began in La Jolla in 1907.
La Valencia Hotel
Old world luxury hotel that sits high above the La Jolla Cove cliffs.
Casa Manaña
From Cuvier Park
Painted from above the Wedding Bowl looking towards Casa Mañana. 
Goldfish Point
Old gem of a painting in illustrative style depicting Cave Street from the Cave Store parking lot.
Green Hut
Along La Jolla Coast
Standing on Shell Beach looking towards the Children's Pool. 
Looking Up Cave Street
Shadows lurking across Cave Street on a bright sunny day.
Windansea Beach
Coastline at Windansea Beach with the surfers shack off in the distance.
Prospect Street
Shops and restaurants line this street, not to mention the historic La Valencia Hotel.
Cove Beachgoers
Enjoying all that this beach offers.
Cove Colors
Just like a jewel on this particular day.
La Jolla Coastline
Looking towards the coveted 939 building along the coast of La Jolla.
South Boomer Beach
Some folks stay sheltered in the green hut and others venture down to the beach.
San Diego Landmarks
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The Wayfarer Hotel at the Beach
Lots of beach activities here just south of Pacific Beach Drive, the north most block in Mission Beach.
Mission Beach Lifeguard Tower
Swimmers, walkers, vendors and boardwalk and beach life in Mission Beach.
World Famous, Woody's and Lifeguard Tower 23
Paul, the artist, painted himself in this painting. He is wearing a lifeguard hat and carrying his easel.
Beach Sunset
at Crystal Pier
Surfers enjoying the view at sunset next to the Crystal Pier. 
Crystal Pier
in Pacific Beach
Most popular Pacific Beach print. Was also used as the official design of the 1999 BeachFest T-shirt. 
Woody's Breakfast and Burgers
Bustling boardwalk restaurant located south of Crystal Pier just about where Pacific Beach meets Mission Beach.
Lahaina Beach House
Where you can woo hoo till the sun goes down, with flip flops on your feet and a cold beer in your sandy hand.
The Giant Dipper
at Belmont Park
One of only two remaining wooden roller coasters on the west coast. 
Mission Blvd. & W. Mission Bay Drive
Painted in front of Starbucks looking west towards Mr. Ruriburto's Mexican Restaurant.
Beach Volleyball
Friends playing volleyball in bay side South Mission Beach, San Diego.
Catamaran Resort Hotel
Painted while in mid-air above Sail Bay in Pacific/Mission Beach. Ha!
Belmont Park by the Arcade
A Sunday afternoon of family fun at amusement center by the Pacific Ocean.
Mission Beach Boardwalk Actiity
Walking, rollerblading and lounging along the Mission Beach boardwalk.
Crystal Pier
The beautiful Crystal Pier Cottages where you can sleep over the ocean.
World Famous and Wayfarer Hotel
Looking South From World Famous
Kono's on the Boardwalk
Along the boardwalk at the foot of the Crystal Pier is a line-worthy breakfast place with a view!
PB Boardwalk Life
From this vantage point you can monitor the line at Kono's, watch the hacky sackers and tell the artist what to paint!
Moored Boats at Santa Barbara Harbor
View from El Carmel Place looking southwest towards Santa Barbara Cove.
Ocean's Ice Cream
Along the Boardwalk
Take a picture with your head in a shark's mouth and then grab an ice cream and stroll the boardwalk. 
Walking to the Pier
Typical scene of each goers making their way towards the Crystal Pier area to sun and surf.
World Famous Restaurant
Looking east from the beach at Pacific Beach Drive.
Mission Bay
South Mission Beach and the beautiful bay looking north.
Ice Cream at the Beach
Where Reed St. meets the beach by the ice cream shop and the youth hostel.
Giant Dipper at Mission Blvd.
Painted from across Mission Blvd. looking towards Ventura Place.
Looking Towards Downtown and Coronado
Painted for the PBBIA for the official Beachfest t-shirt that year.
Kate Sessions Park
One of the most amazing panoramic views in all of San Diego. See Mission Bay shine!
Crystal Pier at Sunset
A couple enjoying a peaceful sunset south of the pier. Is this you? We can change hair colors per your request.
Looking Toward Pacific Beach
View of Pacific Beach with the Capri, Crystal Pier, World Famous and beach life!
North Side of the Pier
This side of the pier is best if you want to watch the surfers catch a wave or two...or just float around!
Pier View Looking East
Standing on the pier watching the waves and looking east toward the beach.
Sail Bay Boardwalk - West Side
Painted from Santa Clara Place looking towards the Catamaran Hotel.
Aerial View of the Pier
High above the Pacific Ocean and south of the pier looking north-ish towards La Jolla.
Boardwalk at Lifeguard Tower
Lively scene by lifeguard tower 19 in Mission Beach.
Mission 2 Coffeehouse
Nostalgic and eclectic little gem that once graced the boardwalk. Still there but now called Woody's Breakfast and Burgers.
Boardwalk by Hammels
Looking north towards Pacific Beach and the Crystal Pier.
PB Point - Tourmaline Surfing Park
A favorite surfing spot for Pacific Beach locals.
Crown Point Coffee
Away from the hustle of central PB is this charming little neighborhood coffee shop.
North PB Looking South
Painted above Pacific Beach, this view looks south towards Ocean Beach and Point Loma.
Beach Cottages
Since 1948 families have been staying in these lovable cottages with a view!
Beach Life
Sunbathers, Hackey-sackers, walkers, skateboarders, bicyclers, musicians...ah the beach life!
Garnet Ave. Looking West
Walking to the pier along Garnet Avenue and about to pass Denny's. Denny's has since vacated the premises.
St. Brigid Church
This is the largest Catholic church in Pacific Beach...and where the artist met his wife!
Taking in the Beach Vibes
Just a great day to hang out at the beach and take it all in.
Palm Trees Along Bayside South Mission
A south Mission Beach palm tree-lined boardwalk as painted from San Fernando Ct.
Crystal Pier Surfers
Surfing on the north side of the famous Crystal Pier cottages.
Sail Bay Boardwalk - East Side
Crown Point walk along the beautiful Sail Bay.
A Busy Holiday
Bustling Memorial Day holiday where Belmont Park meets the Pacific Ocean.
San Diego Landmarks
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Old Point Loma Lighthouse
The charming historic lighthouse high upon a hill.
Newport Avenue
Looking down towards the big blue ocean from the top of Newport Avenue in Ocean Beach
Double Drive-Thru
Roberto's Ocean Beach, located across from the OB People's COOP is a classic!
Sunset Cliffs
Just below Point Loma Nazarene University is this view of the cliffs.
Moored Along Point Loma
Glimmering water at sunset looking through moored boats toward Point Loma.
Jennings House Cafe
Charming and popular cafe in a converted house located on Rosecrans.
Tree Canopy Along the Trail
Beautiful trees standing watch over the bay near the yacht clubs.
Above Del Monte Street
Sunlit view of the Pacific Ocean from above Del Monte Street.
Surfers Doing Their Thing
Abstract capture of waves and those who like to ride them along the OB Pier.
OB Pier Looking East
Looking down the pier while folks lounge and fish.
Kellogg Beach
Popular locals beach along la Playa Trail with military boats in the background.
Ocean Beach Pier View
View of the OB Pier as painted from the end of the pier.
Palms on Newport Ave.
Tall palms on Newport Avenue and the shadows they cast on the street.
Hodad's
P.B. has Rocky's Pub for great burgers and Ocean Beach has Hodad's.
OB People's COOP
A healthy place to grocery shop with the nicest employees.
Ocean Beach Pier Looking West
An early vintage oil painting of the entirety of the beautiful Ocean Beach Pier.
Heading to the
Yacht Club
The beautiful La Playa Trail leading towards the Southwestern Yacht Club. 
Sailing Off Point Loma
Serene.
Ranchos Cochina
Colorful and eclectic, this place which was once a fixture was a favorite of the locals.
OB Fishing Pier
Fisherman line this pier to see what today will bring.
Bird Shit Rock
There was a day where at random a giant peace sign would appear on the top of this rock. Always a mystery.
Lookout at
Point Loma Lighthouse
Keeping watch over the big ocean. 
La Playa Trail Color
Charming trail that is especially popular with locals and their dogs.
Entrance to
La Playa Trail
Just leaving the Southwestern Yacht Club to enter this trail. 
Garbage Beach
A surfer's spot known for great waves.
Southwestern Yacht Club
Docked boats at the club on a typical sunny day.
Point Loma Pastels
Painted using a light palette.
San Diego Landmarks
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Reflection Pond
On any given day here you will find ducks, children chasing ducks, lily pads, a Spanish guitarist and lots of selfie takers enjoying this pond.
California Tower & Dome
A more detailed illustrative painting of the Plaza de Panama area in front of the Museum of Art.
Cabrillo Bridge
View from the north side of the bridge on a bright sunny day.
Walking El Prado
A gorgeous day at the park as strollers make their way towards the California Tower.
Nate's Point Dog Park
Where dogs lead their owners to play off-leash and where the owners drag their dogs home afterwards...with a view!
Leisure Time
A place to rest in the Plaza de Panama with the Spreckels Organ Pavilion and the El Cid statue in the background.
Alcazar Garden
A favorite spot of photographers and between the blue pots, a popular place to get married.
Botanical Building Reflections
A painting of the reflection pond that offers a sense of tranquility.
Lawn Bowling
A wonderful outdoor sport for a climate like San Diego!
Botanical Building
A striking subject that boasts one of the largest lath structures in the world.
Organ Pavilion Concert
The world's largest pipe organ in a fully outdoor venue.
Reflecting Pond
A loose and lovely view looking towards the archways that separate the Museum of Photography and the House of Hospitality.
Outside the
Museum of Art
View looking from the San Diego Art Institute to the left all the way to the Museum of Art on the right. 
Exploring Balboa Park
Two- and four-legged creatures love exploring the park.
Spanish Village
Art Center
The largest grouping of working artists in San Diego County located between the zoo and the Natural History Museum. 
Botanical Building
As painted from the grassy area.
Reflections In the Pond
Lily pads line the pond in all its reflective glory.
Cabrillo Bridge Botanicals
A red trolley is making its way over this historic bridge.
Plaza de Panama
Folks enjoying the umbrella tables near the fountain in the Plaza.
San Diego Landmarks
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Coronado Bridge
Sailboat taking in the sunset with background of Coronado Shores condos, the Coronado Bridge and a peek view of the Hotel Del
Hotel Del Coronado
Coronado Beach at the Del with the Coronado Shores and a cabana in the background.
Tree Canopy
on E Street at First Ave.
Beautiful canopy of trees with speckles of light coming through on this street in Coronado. 
Coronado Boathouse
Bluewater Boathouse Restaurant is now in this historic 1887 building at the south end of Glorietta Bay.
Coronado Yacht Club
Provides the 650 members the joy of sailing and fishing in the Coronado Bay.
Adella Plaza
A small square to hang out in located at Orange Ave. and Adella Ave. near the Hotel Del.
Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church
For more than a century worshipers have been going to church at this historic location.
Along Ocean Blvd.
Walking beside the Coronado Beach on Ocean Blvd. towards the Hotel Del.
Spreckel's Park Gazebo
Beautiful gazebo where there have been many wonderful concerts held over the years.
Hotel Del Coronado Beach
A light and bright depiction of the Hotel Del Coronado as seen from the beach.
Miguel's Cocina
Outdoor dining at this Mexican restaurant alongside Orange Ave. and the El Cordova Hotel.
Coronado Bridge
Moored boats along the Coronado Bridge.
Coronado Ferry Landing
Landing to catch a ferry that goes to downtown San Diego and back, daily.
Umbrella at Hotel Del Coronado Beach
Enjoying the beach under an umbrella at the Hotel Del.
San Diego Landmarks
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Heading to Petco Park
Petco Park off in the distance as painted from 8th & Market.
Broadway Fountain
This beautiful park is next to the Balboa Theater and the former Horton Plaza on Broadway.
Rummy in Chicano Park
In Barrio Logan this group was playing rummy below the Coronado Bridge in Chicano Park.
Fifth & G
Crowds seeking shade in the Gaslamp under the sunny San Diego skies.
Fall in San Diego
Looking towards the high rises alongside the USS Midway at the Embarcadero.
Star of India
Looking south along the Embarcadero is the Star of India with sails up and the flag flying!
Marina by the Coast Guard
Just outside the USCG station on San Diego bay, these tethered boats await their people.
San Diego County
Administration Building
From across the San Diego Bay, through the moored boats, you witness the city skyline and the unique county administration building. 
Trolley Approaching
on Park Blvd.
Painted from Park & Market looking down past the San Diego Library towards the clock tower on 12th St. and the Coronado Bridge in the distance. 
Little Italy Welcomes You
Painted right near the Little Italy street signage next to this neighborhood favorite, Filippi's Pizza Grotto, and a giant adirondack chair.
Sailboat Moored
on the Bay
Charming scene with the skyline in the background left and the USS Midway mast on the right. 
Tourist Fun
at Seaport Village
The San Diego Seal Tour is awaiting their next passengers alongside the beautiful Seaport Village. Park Place Condos in the background. 
The Kiss
The sailor kissing a nurse is a beloved statue that is a favorite of visitors.
The Red Boat
in San Diego Harbor
A moored red boat offers a punch of color against the background of downtown San Diego. 
St. Joseph Cathedral
San Diego's downtown Catholic church is a popular Cathedral at Beech and 3rd Streets.
Calm of Early Morning
View from Tuna Harbor towards downtown with the Embassy Suites, Park Place and the Manchester Hyatt in the background.
The Berkeley
Maritime Museum
Along the Embarcadero is this old, charming steamboat ferry that houses one of the nation's largest collections of historic sea vessels. 
Kettner & G
Possibly the pointiest Condo building in San Diego positioned right along the trolley tracks at Kettner and G.
Peek View of El Cortez
Painted from Park Blvd. looking west toward the historic El Cortez, once the tallest building in San Diego.
La Pensione Hotel
Historic hotel at Date and India in beautiful Little Italy.
Piazza Della Famiglia
Charming seating area in the main plaza in Little Italy that has a view of the San Diego Bay.
Fifth & Island
Heart of the Gaslamp Quarter looking north toward Sab Lai Thai, Blarney Stone, The Field and other Gaslamp favorites.
Santa Fe Depot
San Diego's main train station is a Spanish Colonial Revival style structure right in the heart of downtown.
Harbor Drive
at Pacific Hwy.
Painted looking toward Market Street from Harbor Drive. 
Little Italy Fun
This little Italian neighborhood has become quite the hip spot in town of late. Still, some old gems have stood the test of time.
Submarines and The Berkeley
Maritime Museum of San Diego is home to several sea vessels, including this assortment of submarines and the Steam Ferry Berkeley.
Seaport Village
From the Harbor
Reflections of the restaurant over the sea with the backdrop of Seaport Village and the City of San Diego. 
Fir & India
Looking through to the San Diego Harbor, you can see a vibrant Jacaranda tree fighting for attention.
Docked on Tuna Harbor
In all its pastel glory, this is serene view of a boat reflecting in the calm water of Tuna Harbor.
Market & Fifth
Popular intersection in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter.
Seaport Village
Strollers making their way around Seaport Village with a view of the San Diego Pier Cafe and the Coronado Bridge.
Moored Boats
on San Diego Bay
Boats floating in the San Diego Harbor in peaceful morning light. 
Santa Fe Train Depot
Open since 1915, this Spanish Colonial Revival style station is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Broadway & 2nd
Looking up Broadway street toward the Courtyard by Marriott building and the Gaslamp Quarter.
Fishing Boat with Dinghy
A typical scene down in Tuna Harbor in San Diego.
Our Lady of the Rosary
Catholic church located in the Little Italy neighborhood of San Diego.
Embarcadero Activities
There is a lot of activity along the Embarcadero, and many make it their daily ritual to walk this route.
Little Italy
Filippi's Pizza and the infamous car parking attendant. He really looks just like that!
USS Midway Composite
A composited image that celebrates the navy and the USS Midway.
Anthony's Fish Grotto
on San Diego Bay
This popular restaurant once stood next to the Star of India to the delight of San Diego visitors. 
Star of India
Tours daily of this impressive ship that was built in 1863.
The Trailblazer
Fishing boats in Tuna Harbor docked till they are ready to go out.
San Diego Travel
Whether you are coming or going, there are many travelers that visit San Diego on any given day.
Docked Fishing Boats
Fishing boats at rest.
At the Embarcadero
Vendors and Jehovah's Witnesses down at the Embarcadero.
San Diego Landmarks
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The Observatory (North Park)
Colorful theater for concerts located on University Avenue in the heart of North Park.
Spruce Street Suspension Bridge (Banker's Hill)
Built in 1912, this is a 375-foot suspension bridge that spans over Sessions Canyon.
Lestat's on Adams
(North Park)
Popular coffee shop for students and creatives. 
First Avenue Bridge
(Banker's Hill)
Known as "The People's Bridge," this 104 feet high and 463 long bridge spans over Maple Canyon. 
Buona Forchetta (South Park)
A local favorite for feeling like you are in Italy getting your favorite pizza.
El Cajon Blvd.
(University Heights)
Large "The BOULEVARD" signage located where you are leaving University Heights and entering North Park. 
Shakespeare's Pub / El Indio (Lower Mission Hills)
A British pub and a Mexican eatery sit side-by-side along India Street at the foot of Mission Hills.
The Market Place
(Banker's Hill)
Wonderful market for locals just west of Balboa Park. 
Jimmy Carter's Restaurant (Banker's Hill)
Fun Mexican Restaurant that serves up delicious food daily.
Park Blvd. Entrance Sign (University Heights)
Grand entrance to University Heights with community logo and mascots along Park Blvd.
Rancho's Restaurant
(North Park)
A colorful Mexican restaurant that has been around for years. 
Parkhouse Eatery
(University Heights)
This restaurant was once a home and is charming inside and out...and the food is amazing! 
San Diego Bay View
(from Banker's Hill)
Painted from the First Avenue Bridge, this is the view you see looking down at the tip of Point Loma. 
Fern Street (South Park)
Tree-lined street with a neighborhood barber shop on the left and a mixed use building on the right.
Quince Street Bridge
(Banker's Hill)
Historic pedestrian bridge built in 1905 that spans Maple Canyon between Third and Fourth Avenues. 
Switzer Canyon
(North Park / South Park)
Lively canyon that separates North Park and South Park near Balboa Park. 
The Huddle
(Mission Hills)
A classic American diner located on Goldfinch. Your "home away from home." Old Town
Old Town Market Fruit
Still life painting of painted fruits and veggies in Old Town Market.
Conestoga Wagon
Old wagon that was used to carry farm products from rural areas to cities.
Old Town Market
Coffee cart and entrance in the Old Town Market.
Sherman-Gilbert House
Formerly in Banker's Hill, this home was moved in 1969 to its current location in Heritage Park, Old Town.
Looking Toward Immaculate Conception Church
View with caricature artist, back side of an Old Town Trolley and peek view of Immaculate Conception church.
San Diego Landmarks
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Torrey Pines
Looking west at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve.
Flower Stand
in North Park
Quaint flower stand in an urban San Diego community. 
Wine Tasting at the Bernardo Winery
The wine glass on the table inside the white shade hut is for you. What are you waiting for?
St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church
Church located up the hill in the Bay Park part of San Diego, just east of Mission Bay.
Ranchos in North Park
An eclectic neighborhood Mexican restaurant located near the popular intersection of 30th & University.
Batiquitos Lagoon
Hikers love this coastal wetland just off of I-5 in southern Carlsbad.
San Diego Landmarks
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