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This shrimp boat was cleaning it catch of the afternoon while coming in to the Bonnabel Boat Launch, Metairie, Louisiana.
Lone surfer leaving Indian Beach as the fog and mist rolls in among the sea stacks during the Blue Hour after sunset near Cannon Beach, Oregon Coast
This is an image from the coast again - just having fun - this is with Blue N' Gold polarizer as one layer and a normal processed layer on another blended together. Density and mid tone contrast was added to the sky to create some more drama . I liked how the position of the rocks lead to the subject !! The sun was coming from the right which lighted the water in the middle of the image !
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The lighthouse was built in 1881 and became inactive in 1957 due to the dangerous conditions involved in servicing this remote site.
View is from Indian Beach in Ecola State Park Oregon.
I counted off a few bucket list items on this trip, this being one of them. What a way to start the year off! The weather wasnt "ideal" It was overcast and dreary, it lacked in contrast, the light was flat and it was raining cats and dogs. Amazing! I had on a waterproof jacket and my duck boots were perfect. I stood on that beach till I HAD to put my cameras away and head back to the car because the tide started coming in and the wind pretty much knocked me over. It was blowing so hard the trees were bent at the top. I couldn't have set up a tripod even if I tried. I'll share a photo from the beach sometime else. If you follow me on the other platform then you saw that already!♡
My favorite composition of the beach was as I first saw it, arriving at the beach. I'll never ever forget seeing it for the first time. I swear time stopped, I couldnt breathe and my heart was beating so fast. I dont think I've ever had a scene do that to me before. I am so glad my husband was driving or I would have likely run off the road.
My husband was a very good sport and spoiled the mess out of my eyeballs and we burned several great memories into our brains on this beach ♡
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Along the road to Indian Beach in Ecola State Park on the Oregon Coast. Thanks for the visits and comments.
INDIAN BEACH OREGON
(Temporarily Out of Service) I am limiting the number of images that I will be posting on Flickr for the next several months as I will be recovering from surgery. To keep active, I plan to post some of my older images and continue to favor and comment on the individuals I follow here. Hope to be back in full picture taking mode ASAP.
Ecola State Park, Indian Beach.
September 2019.
Roid Week, Autumn 2019 Day 4/1.
Polaroid OneStep 600, PO 600 film.
A mostly cloudy day but the rocks were beautiful. Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, 1.2 miles off shore, can be seen in the distance.
16 minutes after sunset color reached its highpoint in the sky. Indian Beach, Ecola State Park, OR O4550
A couple people waited as the last of the surfers straggled to shore as night fell. Indian Beach at Ecola State Park is popular with surfers.
O.K. I almost posted this without commentary because I am really wondering if anyone else gets the story here, as a compromise I'll ask that you stop reading, soak this in and then come back.
Ready? O.K. I was standing here looking at the trees on the left and was thinking, if this doesn't define the Oregon Coast, nothing does. They stand there on the last grains of sand clutching intransigent against the onslaught of the deepest ocean on the planet, winds that reach triple digits, rain, everything that Mum Nature can throw at them. Like Rocky Balboa they have no defense other than to just stand there and get beaten, yet they still stand. Out there in the misty nether are remnants of volcanic activity subjected to the same continuous attack with the same eventual result, yet they persist. And into my scene walks these two ladies in 70ish degrees F temps, having surfed on waves that might have sustain them for, oh, twenty seconds then they drop and swim back out repeatedly. I say Oregon should rename their state, Defiant.
I've always wanted to try this type of shot. I tried several different exposures, but I liked the mood of this one the best.
70 sec, ND-3 filter
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Indian Beach, Ecola State Park, OR Next super low tides are the weekend of August 11-12, 2018. O1014 - Happy Mostly Monochromatic Mondays!