Somewhere On The Oregon Coast by beachzz
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Went thru some older files and found this shot from our trip up the Oregon Coast a ways back. Even though this wasn't shot it black and white, I love the look.
Oh, had a great stupid thing happen. Hadn't used my good camera in quite a while cuz the last time I did, every image was all blown out. So, stopped by a camera shop today and asked the guy what was up. He turned it on--and guess what??? It was working, not a single thing was wrong. Ok, so now I have a haunted camera---what else could it be??? lol
Comments (8)
I love the Oregon coast and this shot shows a wonderful atmosphere. Thanks for sharing. And may the ghosts of cameras past be permenantly expunged from your camera.
Superb photo! My TZ25 blows images out so easily so I often turn it down two stops.
I hesitate to propose operator error; that's usually what turns out to be the problem when my camera malfunctions ::
:: No errors here, though, beautiful capture!
Wonderful capture! have you called Ghost Busters?
The blown out photos may be caused by the 'nut behind the wheel'!!!!!!! Just kidding, but a bad workman always blames his tools as my father frequently told me!!!!!!!! Great shot here BTW. On a serious note, have you considered using a light metre?
Oh yeah, it's operator error for sure or the nut behind the wheel!! I totally admit it. Still don't know what I did but I'm sure glad the ghost is gone---for now!!! lol
This is a phenomenal capture - I want to be able to do something like this!
lol on the camera: When you left the shop, it was laughing its ass off at its perfect prank. ("Works everytime!" it was thinking.) I know you've had your share of camera problems, and I hope whatever you're using these days is treating you well. This is a beautiful sea capture, Marilyn---something we just come to expect from you and the sea. The light on the water is mystical, and you got a golden purple-tinged glow, and lots of texture. The total black silhouettes of the rocks is perfect, against that metallic glowing water. Another beautiful water shot from you. It's your domain, you take to it with total, organic ease.