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This was taken about 2 hours after high tide and sunset. I found these nice leading lines in the sand caused as a result of the receding tide. The lines, along with the famous Bandon rock inspired the title of the image.
This image is a blend of 2 exposures, one for the foreground and one for the stars. There’s plenty of light that illuminates the rock faces from the various houses on the Bandon Beach Loop Dr.
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Here is a shot from the Mossy Grotto in the Columbia River Gorge. Chris was behind me getting his killer shot Weeping Grotto, if you haven’t seen it check it out. Definitely one of the coolest shots from this location.
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After shooting a ton of waterfalls over a couple days in May, I wanted a change of pace. The weather looked like it was breaking around Mt. Hood, so I headed down to Trillium Lake. I’d never been there, and when I parked and saw the mountain breaking through the clouds, I rushed to the nearest open shoreline. There was a line up at the south shore where most people shoot, so I decided to stay over by the point. The low clouds were moving at an incredible pace, and I shot several long exposures to highlight this movement. The light on the mountain was intense and accentuated all the beautiful features of the south face, so I used my tele to capture all the details. Sunset ended up being rather muted, so I packed up and headed back to the gorge, but it was well worth the trip down!
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