David Powdrell

So here’s the deal…I met a dog recently and her story is worth sharing with you.

David headed down to the beach this week to witness the biggest surf in 30 years.

David details his very special week days with a very special little boy.

The lure of photographing driftwood beach shacks is strong to me.

One needs to spend the night in an old California barn (with owner permission) to fully appreciate it.

Eighteen years ago a genetic aneurysm burst in David Powdrell's brain.

David notices the uniquely awkward diving of our local Brown Pelicans.

David shares his collection of worldy bottle caps that brings him joy.

I’m reminded from time to time to slow down and pay attention to the little things in life. Photographing bees, hummingbirds, and ladybugs can be Zen-like, teaching patience while simultaneously focusing on the tiniest of details.

David shares what he loves about living in Carpinteria during the holidays.

David documents the Central Coast from a different point of view, by kayak. 

David muses on imagery and meaning of footsteps in the sand.

David shares the power of the arts while working with the Lynda Fairly Carpinteria Arts Center.

If you dabble on social media, you know that the 2019 Rincon Classic was among the best of the best.

David shares photos of our local surf fashion during the Rincon Classic.

David shares daybreak photos of surfers at Rincon Point.

David Powdrell volunteered at the annual Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp at UC Santa Barbara this past week.

David Powdrell shares the view of Santa Barbara's Summer Solstice Parade through the eyes of children.

In Chinese culture, 2018 is the Year of the Dog.  In Rincon Classic culture, 2018 is the Year of the Grommet. 

David Powdrell finds beauty in the ashes of the Faria Ranch Palm Tree Farm. 

David Powdrell notices signs of life after the Thomas Fire.