Raindrops Keep Fallin On My----Lens!! by beachzz
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Another shot of the Oregon Coast. As I've said, it rained the whole way home last week and I got wet every time I got out to take a foto. Sometimes I could shoot thru the window, but the wind would blow right in my fact. It was just one of those days!!
We're heading back up probably next week, with better weatherm, you know, the kind with sunny skies and warm days. Totally boring, right??? lol
Comments (10)
The drops on the right are perfectly placed! I could do,with a bit of sunshine here too, not boring!
Not alway sunny shots are beautiful. True art is to have the eye for pictures like above, where is a hidden beauty in it. You caught very skilled the fog, mist and clouds. Very well done. Its an amazing pic.
Very good shot in difficult conditions.
nice capture
I don't mind the drops ... they add to the mood of the shot. DO go back in nicer weather! The old-town section of Bandon, by the pier, is the best place in the world to hang out on a nice day. :)
I have been to the Oregon coast in good weather. I always wondered how it would be during other seasons than summer. Your Photo gives a clear indication of what it is like in stormy weather with the raindrops on the lens :)
Cool capture of the Oregon coastline. Well, since you wear flip-flops when crossing primitive rope bridges or scaling craggy mountains, I'm not surprised that you were wearing no rain gear to protect you from the wet and windy elements, Marilyn.
I'm half waiting for Katherine Ross and Paul Newman to ride through the frame. ;)
I prefer this misty wet ocean scene myself, but I know you love the sun...marvelously restorative capture!
For a long time in motion pictures, directors and cinematographers didn't want any "sun-flare" in their shots. Then some cinematographers got sunflare---perhaps by mistake---and the directors thought, "that really adds drama to the shots!" Now they're not uncommon at all...Well the same can be said of rain on the lens. Obviously not great for a studio portrait, or an ad photo of a cheeseburger (the client would have a s___fit!) But for a shot like this, it's fine. You've posted plenty of ocean shots without rain drops, this just brings home the nature of the day. It has a fine composition---the way the water winnows out and angles to get to the ocean; the opening in the rocks and mounds; and the front-most layer of dark rock; the patches of golden grass...all well-composed, Marilyn. And then the ocean fades, as it always does on rainy days, into an abyss: Your craggy mid ground is embraced by an abyss. And the raindrops seem to be commentary on the whole thing...Another dramatic shot from you, and beautifully composed. These landscapes are inside you, so when you see them, it's like you're photographing a piece of your soul.