Nosara Palms Frame Color:Natural was once anchorage for the

was once anchorage for the Pacific whaling fleet — known then as the Lahaina Roads

the turquoise comes from glacial silt fine enough to scatter light

An abstract crop of the Golden Gate's superstructure — cables

the wind still loading snow off the upper ridges

in camera rolls

Nosara Palms Frame Color:Natural was once anchorage for theNosara is the surf and yoga town on the Pacific side of Costa Rica's Guanacaste province the road in is rough enough that the place stays smaller and quieter than the bigger Tamarindo and Santa Teresa. Devon shoots on black and white film: tall coconut palms above a flat sheet of water, the trunks mirrored exactly. The palms here grow straight where the trades let them and lean when they don't.