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This image was made during a week photographing the foggy Oregon Coast with an occaional pink sky at sunset. I sed a 3 sec exposure to capture the milky white of moving water.
This image was made during a week photographing the foggy Oregon Coast with an occaional pink sky at sunset. I sed a 3 sec exposure to capture the milky white of moving water.
This image was made during a week photographing the foggy Oregon Coast with an occaional pink sky at sunset. I sed a 3 sec exposure to capture the milky white of moving water.
I have no idea along the Southern Oregon coast where I made this image. However, here are a few suggestions if you want to visit the coast and get some amazing images. Starting in the north, Cannon Beach is famous for its iconic Haystack Rock, a majestic sea stack that provides a picturesque backdrop for sunrise and sunset shots. Further south, the dramatic cliffs and lush forests of Ecola State Park offer panoramic views of the coastline. The historic Heceta Head Lighthouse, perched on a cliff, provides a perfect subject for both day and night photography. In Newport, the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area boasts tide pools, wildlife, and the Yaquina Head Lighthouse. The unique rock formations and vibrant sunsets at Cape Kiwanda in Pacific City are a favorite among photographers. Finally, Bandon Beach, known for its striking rock formations such as Face Rock and Wizard's Hat, offers endless opportunities for capturing the untamed beauty of the Oregon Coast. These locations, rich in natural and historical significance, make the Oregon Coast a photographer's paradise.
