Picture Marin

Tips, Maps and Inspiration for the Aspiring Photographer

Moonrise behind Coit Tower, as seen from Fort Baker in Sausalito.
A Brown Pelican lifts off into the sunrise on Corte Madera Creek.
An Anna's Hummingbird in the Larkspur Community Garden.
The Blue Angels make a pass in front of Coit Tower.
The moon sets behind the fire lookout on Mount Tamalpais.
A Western Bluebird noshes on some bright red berries.
The Golden Gate Bridge floats in the fog.
A Harbor Seal chills out in Sausalito.
A Belted Kingfisher on the lookout for its next meal.
A Blue Angel turns-and-burns past the north tower of the Golden Gate Bridge.
A Black-crowned Night Heron is up with the sun.

Marin County is famous for its spectacular views, wildlife, and generally fun places to visit.  Photo opportunities abound if you know where to go and what to do.  In this straightforward guide, local photographer Tim Walker shares:

  • Hundreds of photos of Marin birds, animals, and landmarks.

  • The principle of Good Enough Photos and techniques for taking them.

  • Detailed maps of where to get those Good Enough Photos, whether you’re wearing flip-flops, Chucks, or real hiking boots (this is Marin, so pants are optional).

  • Tips for getting started, gear you might need, and some ethical and safety principles.

If you’re interested in outdoor photography, or even if you just want a guide to some of the amazing scenery we have in Marin County, Picture Marin has you covered!