citylikeyou — Point Dume State Beach — Los Angeles by Dana Boulos

Los Angeles / Beach

Malibu’s Point Dume Beach has got to be my favorite all time beach. Its a great place to get away from the city and leave your troubles behind. The beach mostly is a private, but you will definitely find beautiful seals and surfers.

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Point Dume State Beach, Malibu, Los Angeles, United States

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Dana Boulos is a Fashion Photographer and Visual Director living in Los Angeles. She has worked with Vice, Elle Girl, Rookie, Vinyl Riot, NYC’S The Cut as well as few other fashion magazine. She is also a member of the all girl collective “The Ardorous” which is a series of individual and collaborative projects between a collective of female creative professionals. You can follow her personal diary on instagram @DANABOULOS

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