San Diego’s Carlsbad: Best photo spots in historic coastal beach town
As much as we love the Bubble, we do occasionally leave, and have been exploring the great non-L.A. California beach towns on recent episodes of PhotowalksTV, in search of great photo spots. This week, we’re in Carlsbad, the San Diego town known for the Flower Fields, a European style village, Legoland and the great beach. When I saw this tag line on the Carlsbad tourism blog, I was hooked. “Stop and smell the photos.” As in, the Flower Fields and Carlsbad are amazing. How’s that for a PhotowalksTV episode? So I jumped in the car and made the 90-minute mid-week drive down to Carlsbad, which is just south of Oceanside. I found so many terrific photo spots there: let me tell you about them. From the Flower Fields of Carlsbad, by Jefferson Graham The Flower Fields Carlsbad is known for its 55 acres of colorful giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers in every hue imaginable–orange, yellow, green, red, purple and then some. The Fields, however, are only open for viewing from March 1 to Mother’s Day, a ten-week display during peak season, so plan accordingly. Rows and rows of flowers make a fantastic backdrop for any photo shoot, and in the video, I’ve got tons of tips for how to get great…
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