10 photos we love from Bakersfield’s weekend, April 29-30

If you search around Instagram, you’re going to find some spectacular works by local photographers and this weekend we found plenty. Here are our 10 favorites from the weekend of April 29-30.

This fine #nightshot was originally posted by: @dougkessler2.0

A post shared by Jordan Marshall (@_nightography_) on May 1, 2017 at 5:50am PDT

A few of my shots from the NHRA show yesterday at the KC Fairgrounds. Lots of fun with fun people. @nhra #nhra

A post shared by mduffel (@mduffel) on Apr 30, 2017 at 5:28pm PDT

Another one with Jeep. I liked it better than the other jeep pic. 3 AM wake up. #bakersfieldcalifornia #milkyway #rancheriaroad #billionsofstars @_nightography_ #canonusa @jeep #jeeprubicon @insta.jeepers #jeeplife #jeep @canonusa Canon 80D ISO 5000 18 mm f2.0 20 sec

A post shared by Scott Myers (@phishdoctor) on Apr 29, 2017 at 11:10am PDT

The lazy sunbather

A post shared by Julianne Andrews Yoga RYT 200 (@julzycorn) on Apr 28, 2017 at 11:21pm PDT

Some people are just destined to meet. #BestFriend #RooftopMacNCheese

A post shared by Nichole Michelle (@nicholiebugg) on Apr 29, 2017 at 5:55pm PDT

Don't need a filter on this one

A post shared by Matt Handel (@bklivewire) on Apr 29, 2017 at 11:42pm PDT

Oh now u guys don't want to get up #bulldoglife #bulldoglove #ig_bulldogsworldwide #bulldog #bulldogs #bulldoglife #bullybreed #bulldog_ig_community #bulldoglove #bluetri #chocolatebulldog #chocolatesealpoint #chocolatebully #englishbulldog #englishbulldogs #englishbulldog_feature #englishbulldogofintagram

A post shared by Eli & Ellie (@vtime_bulldogs) on Apr 30, 2017 at 8:30am PDT

We just wanna party, we don't wanna hurt nobody #ihsprom17

A post shared by Darian Long (@dariandawn) on Apr 30, 2017 at 9:41am PDT

The sobering part of every American roadtrip is the gauge on the dash that indicates the fuel being steadily consumed mile after mile. It is not the dollars and cents of hard-earned paychecks, but the deeper cost, that hurts the most. Driving up the coast of California, we looked out at the massive oil rigs, metal monsters silhouetted against the forested mountains of Channel Islands National Park. And even though these rigs are dormant in the current glut of product (according Baker Hughes anyway), the infastructure remains as a reminder of what we continue to do, one mile after another. The oil fields we saw near Bakersfield went in every direction for miles, a land raped and bled by power lines, drills, and pumps. We have seen so many beautiful reminders of nature's power and grace throughout our roadtrip and have gained an appreciation for the majesty of this country I am forever indebted to and grateful for. But when I think of oil drilling on my beloved east coast or in the teaming wildlife reserves of the Alaskan arctic I know that it is not worth it. I only feel so, so sorry. #ontheroad #oil #nature

A post shared by Jordan Long (@jord_n_long) on Apr 30, 2017 at 5:18pm PDT

Beautiful and crazy weekend #dji #djidrone #djironin #djimavic #djiphoto #djiphantom #djiphotography #sunny #vision #view #views #view #california #travel #vegastrip #severina #drone #drones #dronefly #dronepic #dronelife #interstate5 #bosnian #photography #fromthesky

A post shared by Reggie Cuturic (@strickley) on Apr 30, 2017 at 10:15pm PDT

10 photos we love from Bakersfield’s weekend, April 29-30

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