Coastal Views by beachzz
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Just got back from a week's trip up the Oregon coast. I haven't even begun to upload the fotos I took and there are a LOT of them. This is one from our last trip, the day it rained and rained. We had gorgeous weather on the way up, but yesterday it was another wet one. No fotos from that trip, we were ready to come home!! Stay tuned......
Comments (10)
What a shame about the weather! This looks a spectacular coast.
What a lovely place.
Beautiful view it's not the Oregon OR Washington coast if you don't have rain and winds
I love this pov and the stormy view. Looking forward to more.
Suspect I've stood in that very place. Like the way you've framed the stacks and surf.
Terrific POV and contrast in this pic of the rugged coast, Maz. And send some of that rain down our way, in Droughtstville. Incidentally, I almost bought a pair of flip-flops for 98 cents at Walmart yesterday, but couldn't find my size, so I had to settle for sandals, which cost six bucks; to be worn only indoors and not on some primitive rope bridge or mountain side.
Gorgeous! I do love those stacks. Rainy weather at the coast is A-Okay with me! :)
I think you've probably heard me say a number of times how much I like it in the rain; this shot is another one of those instances! Beautiful!!!!
In a way, it reminds me of a place we call Laupahoehoe.... Nice shot. Aloha
Bill and Tara talked about "stacks" and I had no idea what they were talking about! I looked them up---so those are the big rock formations in the water, near the shore. Ok. I got it. I like the way you've framed them and the water too (ala bill)...it's a glimpse into a huge world out there, from behind a dark wood. Mysterious, brooding, and rainy. Dramatic pov; so many of your shots give pov's that most of us never look for or see; and your coastal shots have been primal and beautiful. This is but one example. Reminds me a bit of Maine, except this feels much larger.