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Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, Oregon. A famous icon of Oregon. A really amazing looking rock and pillars on the side of it
A more zoomed in view of Buttermere and Crummock water from Haystacks, with Gatesgarth farm just showing down on the right
The wooden contraption at left is a haystacker. I've seen a few still in use on Montana ranches.
Grant-Kohrs National Historical Site, Deer Lodge, Montana.
The Flint Creek Range stands behind.
Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon.
Processed in Photoshop CC14, and Nik Silver Efx 2, with Silver Gelatin toning.
My husband Norm says this looks like an inspirational poster image. I think maybe I'm offended. Except. . . well, maybe it does. . . . Deep Thoughts . . .
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Here's a weird picture...
We went out a couple weeks ago to get an end-of-the-season shot of the Milkyway rising over Haystack Rock at Cape Kiwanda near Pacific City, Oregon. This is the bigger of the two Haystack Rocks in Oregon. First, we forgot to check the moon location, and of course it was directly in line with the Milkyway galactic center as it rose over the horizon. Can you see the Milkyway back there? Me either. Then, in spite of a 100% clear sky forecast, the usual Oregon marine layer rolled through and blocked everything else. The rocks of the cape are lit by Pacific City. Not one of our more successful outings. The only thing I really liked about this shot was the moonlight flaring off the clouds.
For more lagniappe, click on the album with that title below. (To access the “lagniappe” album on your iPhone, click on the information icon at the bottom of this screen; then, when your next screen appears, scroll down just a bit, and you'll see that "album.")
One way trail here... Haystack Creek Culvert is a natural stone structure staircase and falls... on Going-to-the-Sun Road. - Glacier National Park, Montana
Cannon Beach, OR
via iPhone 5S
Apps used: VSCOcam with f2 preset
Backstory: Haystack Rock is the beach’s well-known and often photographed landmark. Quintin happened to snap this photo with his iPhone set on square mode. He then did some quick post-processing in VSCO Cam using the F2 Preset with a Sharpness value added at 2. Quintin is a DSLR photo and iPhoneography enthusiast from Redmond, WA. Ever since he met his wife and her family, they have been coming to Cannon Beach occasionally for the past 10 or so years.
Haystack mountain shadowed by early morning clouds that would continue to build into an evening snow shower for McCammon.
Our first night on our 2012 road trip! Was supposed to go past Eugene today, but somewhere between Seattle and Portland we decided to go west....Great choice....sitting in a waterfront hotel listening to the waves....Ahhhhhh!
Day 9: Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach, Oregon.
I guess I would describe myself photographically as predominantly a coastal landscape photographer, and I'm telling you this as background information as to how I came to be in this place to take this shot.
This year my wife and I could not decide where to go on holiday and it took a long time and a lot of failed suggestions before we decided on a road trip starting in Seattle, heading around the Washington State coast, down the Oregon coast and back inland via Crater Lake and the Cascade range of mountains including Mt St Helens. It was my suggestion in the end and my suggestion arose after seeing shots of this particular place on flickr and I thought I would really like to go there and capture some shots of this place. I didn't leave myself a lot of opportunity though, just one night and I got the impression that the Washington and Oregon coast get more than their fair share of cloudy and inclement weather. Any I was lucky, in our 3 week road trip we had only a few dull days and one day of snow and the rest were clear blue skies and gorgeous sunsets. Long way to go for a shot, I know, but we didn't have any other better ideas, and it turned out to be a fabulous vacation. I suspect I'll use flickr again next year to help plan any trips away.
I'm hoping I might have a few more shots to share once I've worked my way through them all.