Crossing the Santa Barbara Channel, approaching the north side of Santa Cruz Island.
Located 26 miles west of the coast of Santa Barbara, at almost 24 miles long and up to six miles wide, with 62,000 acres and 77-mile shoreline, Santa Cruz is California's largest island. Almost three times the size of New York's Manhattan Island, with a unique geological story told thru it's peaks, valleys, and along her shoreline.
Crossing the Santa Barbara Channel, approaching the north side of Santa Cruz Island.
Located 26 miles west of the coast of Santa Barbara, at almost 24 miles long and up to six miles wide, with 62,000 acres and 77-mile shoreline, Santa Cruz is California's largest island. Almost three times the size of New York's Manhattan Island, with a unique geological story told thru it's peaks, valleys, and along her shoreline.
Crossing the Santa Barbara Channel, approaching the north side of Santa Cruz Island.
Located 26 miles west of the coast of Santa Barbara, at almost 24 miles long and up to six miles wide, with 62,000 acres and 77-mile shoreline, Santa Cruz is California's largest island. Almost three times the size of New York's Manhattan Island, with a unique geological story told thru it's peaks, valleys, and along her shoreline.
High Resolution File (30MP) including:STANDARD IMAGE LICENSING
Crossing the Santa Barbara Channel, approaching the north side of Santa Cruz Island.
Located 26 miles west of the coast of Santa Barbara, at almost 24 miles long and up to six miles wide, with 62,000 acres and 77-mile shoreline, Santa Cruz is California's largest island. Almost three times the size of New York's Manhattan Island, with a unique geological story told thru it's peaks, valleys, and along her shoreline.
High Resolution File (30MP) including:EXTENDED IMAGE LICENSING
