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[Ron McElroy]

Sea stacks illuminated by street lights from a nearby bluff.



Bandon Beach, Oregon by tuco, on Flickr

Beautiful light and composition.

[jon.oman]

Jon, the wagon image is a very interesting scene.

Thanks Peter!

[jon.oman]

And another version

And another beautiful image!

[jon.oman]

Okay, just having fun here!

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[Peter De Smidt]

Just a few phone photos from today's mid-day dog walk:

[theAngryMarmot]

Couple shots from my Pentax 645

I have collected quite a few old negatives from the 50s-70s to scan


Overly concerned squawker giving me the stink eye (probably heard the shutter on the Pentax....)

[Corran]

Peter, I like the perspective - must be the same sculpture artist:



New Orleans City Park Sculpture Garden a few years ago.

[John Layton]

Tuco those sea stacks illuminated by...streetlights? Is the coolest thing!

Edit...but having just looked at your earlier photo - if you could have somehow juxtaposed that long kelp stem with the sea stacks in that lighting...then the stem would look like a rather ominous "power cord" for the lighting!

[tuco]

Beautiful light and composition.

And another beautiful image!

Thanks.

Tuco those sea stacks illuminated by...streetlights? Is the coolest thing!

Yes, those Mercury Vapor ( I think) flood lights that have a horrible color temperature to deal with; hence the BW.

[tuco]

I just can't find the words to describe that one, Peter.

Just a few phone photos from today's mid-day dog walk: