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aero-nut
Jan-30-2005, 09:26 PM
Went hiking in the Vasquez Rocks State Park, CA. The rock formations have been used as backdrops for the filming of many movies/shows, including Star Trek, Austin Powers, and so on... It has been photographed to death, but it's still a neat place to experiment...

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David_S85
Jan-30-2005, 09:40 PM
Ah, yes. Great landscape possibilities there! I think that the Gorn, and both Bill and Ted "died" being shoved off those rocks, didn't they? :grim

lynnesite
Jan-30-2005, 09:47 PM
Went hiking in the Vasquez Rocks State Park, CA. The rock formations have been used as backdrops for the filming of many movies/shows, including Star Trek, Austin Powers, and so on... It has been photographed to death, but it's still a neat place to experiment...


What fun, enjoyed the shots--is that in the Santa Monica mtns? You went for rocks, I went for poppies today. What a weekend, eh? Classic SoCal winter day! :thumb

DavidTO
Jan-31-2005, 05:57 AM
What fun, enjoyed the shots--is that in the Santa Monica mtns? You went for rocks, I went for poppies today. What a weekend, eh? Classic SoCal winter day! :thumb

Lynne, that's the rocks you pass on the 118 as you head from Topanga and go west. The rock formation runs from there all the way down to the ocean, not that it looks the same all the way down, but it's a major geologic feature.

Tim Kirkwood
Jan-31-2005, 01:24 PM
Very nice!


I wish I had the money and the time to go and see some of these beatuiful places!

Thank you for sharing!!!

aero-nut
Jan-31-2005, 04:59 PM
Lynne, that's the rocks you pass on the 118 as you head from Topanga and go west. The rock formation runs from there all the way down to the ocean, not that it looks the same all the way down, but it's a major geologic feature.

You beat me to it. :D

ian408
Jan-31-2005, 06:03 PM
These are beauties!

It's definetly an interesting place well worth a visit.

Ian