I went to the beach last week, just to have an introvert day. My man was out of town, so it was the perfect excuse to go alone.
My favorite beach on the Oregon coast is Cape Kiwanda. A beautiful flat beach, framed on one end by a massive sand due, and outcropping of weathered sandstone while on the other end low lying sandy hills. I climbed said massive sand dune, and then i climbed down the other side, and i then i climbed back up, and down, and around and then i was very tired. I got some fantastic photographs, in spite of how out of shape i am. I took my film camera with me, and film photographs always end up being my favorite. I used my digital camera too, and some of the concepts that i had been struggling with in school finally came together in a brilliant "ah-ha!" moment, and landscape photography doesn't seem so difficult anymore. Who knew hyper focal distance could be so useful?
My favorite beach on the Oregon coast is Cape Kiwanda. A beautiful flat beach, framed on one end by a massive sand due, and outcropping of weathered sandstone while on the other end low lying sandy hills. I climbed said massive sand dune, and then i climbed down the other side, and i then i climbed back up, and down, and around and then i was very tired. I got some fantastic photographs, in spite of how out of shape i am. I took my film camera with me, and film photographs always end up being my favorite. I used my digital camera too, and some of the concepts that i had been struggling with in school finally came together in a brilliant "ah-ha!" moment, and landscape photography doesn't seem so difficult anymore. Who knew hyper focal distance could be so useful?
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