Month: October 2016

There’s few things I love more than an ocean sunset, so when the day-long storm was over and the sun broke through the cloud cover, I wasn’t the only one who headed to the cliffs. It felt a bit otherworldy to see so many humans standing on the edge of the continent staring at the sun. The sunset itself was hard to capture because it became so bright as the sun neared the horizon. I used a twilight filter to dampen the light and then caught the reflection in a standing tide pool. Here’s a similar shot for those who…

Sunday used to be the day I tried to do too much. Get all those weekend chores done before Monday and the workweek hit. Now, not so much 🙂 It’s the day campgrounds clear out, and I try to relax and not get caught up in the frenzy of people packing up and hitting the road. So with that in mind, the Sunday Serenity series was born. Today’s subject: The south jetty in Eureka, at the end of a long bumpy road off Highway 101. An hour of taking photos, another hour editing, and three emerged as the winners. First,…