The coast at the hour it earns a frame.
Sunsets along the Orange County shoreline. Printed to live on a wall, not in a drive.
Every frame is one evening at golden hour. One tide, one light that held for a few minutes. Each print is signed, editioned, and made to last.
Gallery
The coast, collected


In the room
Shown to scale · oak frame, museum mat

The cycling is not the point. The perspective it produces is.
I shoot the most photographed coast on earth from a bicycle.
My parents gave me a Kodak and a week in the Texas Panhandle, which is mostly sky and not much else. I have been pointing a camera at the horizon ever since. The Kodak is a Nikon Z9 now, a 24-70 on the front, but the horizon has not changed. Thirty years and four continents later, the coast is what holds my attention.
Most of the California shoreline gets photographed from a parking lot. I ride it instead, the way other people commute it, and the camera comes along because the best light shows up where the ride does. The frames worth keeping happen in the last twenty minutes of the day, when the towers go black against the sky and everyone else has headed in for dinner.
There is a sunset every night and nobody owns it. What sits here is narrower than that. A specific evening, on a specific beach, that took a bike to reach. Newport. Corona del Mar. The towers at Huntington.
Steven Mitchell · photographer
Prints
Signed · editioned · archivalOn your wall, not in a drive.
Each image is printed on archival paper, signed, and produced in a numbered edition of fifty. Sizes run from desk scale to statement pieces sized for a large wall.
Tell me which image you want and the room it is going in. I will confirm size, paper, and shipping within two days.
- 24-inch prints from $245
- 36-inch prints from $445
- 48-inch prints from $695
- Panoramic and statement scale from $995
- Artist Edition · hand-signed on the print · from $2,400
- Archival pigment print · fine-art paper
- Signed and numbered editions of 50
- Printed to order · packed flat or rolled, tracked shipping
- Arrives damaged, replaced. No argument.