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Ruby Reflections by raygreenphotography

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Moody sunset scene from Ruby Beach taken earlier this week. Thank you for viewing, voting and/or any constructive comments!

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Cotton Candy Reflections by cwexplorationphotography

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Here’s a new one from Ruby Beach, WA. This cloud formation started to take shape just after sunset and only got more interesting as time went on so I decided to find a way to work it into a composition that you don’t typically see out of that area. I played around with different shutter speeds until I was able to capture some wave action and a nice reflection from the sky and seastacks along beach in front of me. This was definitely one of the most memorable sunsets I’ve had on the coast in a long time. Hope you enjoy it!

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Nature’s Fireworks by cwexplorationphotography

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This one comes from Ruby Beach on the Washington State Coast. The conditions I got that night were probably the best I’ve ever had on the coast. Once in a while I do manage to catch some good light haha.

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Duck and Run by cwexplorationphotography

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So this wasn’t the image I was after when I went into the all too famous sea cave up at Ruby Beach but I have to say this is a pretty nice consolation prize. The tide was coming in like crazy so making it out to the area made famous by Adamus would have been suicide for my camera anyways and pretty dangerous all around. I nearly got taken out a few times getting this shot. I haven’t seen this comp shot out of here before so hopefully it’s a different take on the area.

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Conjunction by cwexplorationphotography

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This is a comp I haven’t seen shot at Ruby beach before, to my knowledge anyway. I randomly ran into Howard Snyder out there and the conditions were just unreal! Hope that you enjoy this one, thanks for having a look!

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Flirtatious Behavior by snyder7

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Second Beach at sunrise.
Second Beach, Olympic National Park.

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Light Divided by Pcoskun

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A very foggy evening on the Olympic coast provided some unique and interesting conditions (at least for this desert dog). I love photographing fog since I don’t get to see it too often. I also find it to be a challenge. I was hoping for a lot of foggy days during this trip and it wasn’t until I made my way to the furthest point on my “agenda” that I got some nice heavy fog. I waited at this beach for hours hoping that maybe just for a moment, the fog would break ever so slightly to allow some warm light to filter over the beach. I noticed a few small patches of blue in the sky amidst the thick fog, so I knew there was a possibility it could happen. There was in fact one point where the entire beach was a tobacco color as the fog thinned out and the low sun tried to filter it’s way through. This happened again just before the clouds closed up for good allowing this brief contrast of light between warm and cool. Looking at the dozen or so shots from this composition, the water in this frame jumped out at me the most, as if it was creating a dividing line between the light. The depth the fog created didn’t hurt either. One of the more unusual and dreamlike evenings I have experienced.

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