Guadalupe 2008: Day’s End :: Photo Of The Day and Natural History Commentary

10/12/2008

Guadalupe 2008: Day’s End

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Latitude: 29° 8' 32.06" N, Longitude: 118° 17' 3.48" W, Coord: 29.14224°, -118.2843°
Filed under: Guadalupe Island  

Sunset comes at the end of a day of shark diving at Guadalupe Island.

Dark water, clouds at days end, cliffs, sunset., Copyright Phillip Colla, image #21382, all rights reserved worldwide.
Dark water, clouds at days end, cliffs, sunset. Guadalupe Island (Isla Guadalupe), Baja California, Mexico.
Image: 21382  
Location: Guadalupe Island (Isla Guadalupe), Baja California, Mexico
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Shark Diving resources: Horizon Charters and SharkDiver.com. Also, be sure to check out our hundreds of additional Guadalupe Island photos.

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Updated: November 20, 2008