If you are interested in joining TJ Thorne and I on a workshop in the Columbia River Gorge, we have opened up a second workshop on the dates May 13th-17th due to demand, and have two spots left. Please find more information HERE *definitely view on black and hit M for full size* Rialto Beach on the coast of washington has some of my favorite sea stacks anywhere. Their dramatic presence, and orientation suggestive of fangs impresses me like few other sea stacks have. This is a classic composition from here, but I just had to indulge myself when I visited last year with Howard Snyder who so graciously let me trash his VW suv, as we drove all over the washington coast and then on down to the columbia river gorge. Fun trip! We didn't get much for light this afternoon, but the stormy skies had some interesting things going on. You can see another shot from this afternoon further back in my portolio. I had captured some nice lines from the waves, and after waiting around for awhile, this hole in the clouds started opening up and a small sliver of really contrasting pink streaked across the horizon. I thought it was pretty unique so I snatched it up with my sensor! Anyway, hope ya like.nice wallpaper picture free download via 500px http://ift.tt/1Ettjw4
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Monday, February 23, 2015
The Opening Act by landESCAPEphotography
This prelude to an incredible sunset burn was mesmerizing in its own right. Sunset forecast powered by #escaype, the world's only weather service for photographers, by photographers :) (it maxed out our epic meters) www.escaype.comnice wallpaper picture free download via 500px http://ift.tt/1zAmTJI
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