360 Panorama of McWay Falls in Big Sur

October 28, 2011 by Paul | Leave a comment

You might not recognize the name of McWay Falls, but you’ve probably seen photos of it before. It’s the beautiful waterfall that lands on the beach in Big Sur. It’s located next to the famous California Highway 1, but it’s not visible from the road, so it’s easy to miss.

I happened to be passing through the area so I stopped to make a 360×180 panorama of the overlook for the falls. Let me know what you think. I’ve been experimenting with these panoramas for a little while and I’m excited about what you can do with them. For a really cool experience, download the TourWrist App and check it out on an iPad or iPhone.

Posted in California, Road Trip, Travel Tagged big sur, California, highway 1, mcway falls, panorama, tour wrist, tourwrist |

Published Writing Portfolio

September 18, 2011 by Paul | Leave a comment

I just put together a small portfolio of some of my published articles I’ve written over the last two years. Besides the words I also supplied the majority of photographs in these stories. Check it out and let me know what you think! Click the View in fullscreen button for the best reading experience.

Open publication - Free publishing - More kiteboarding

Posted in California, Photography, The Kiteboarder Magazine, Travel Tagged Kiteboarding, paul lang, photographer, Photography, portfolio, The Kiteboarder Magazine, writer, writing |

Central California Kiteboarding

May 31, 2011 by Paul | Leave a comment

Just another Friday evening here on the Central Coast.

Goofy footers Zach Goepel and Johnny Heineken going left on the Central Coast.

Posted in California, Kiteboarding, The Kiteboarder Magazine, Video Tagged goofy, isla vista, Kiteboarding, Santa Barbara, video |

Big Sur

May 10, 2011 by Paul | Leave a comment

We just returned from a relaxing long weekend in Big Sur and we were lucky enough to have beautiful weather the entire time. If you’ve never been to Big Sur, it’s easy to pass through the area without really noticing anything spectacular about it, but once you start exploring trails and narrow winding roads you can find some amazing sights.