Stormy Weather by beachzz

Photography • Sea/Undersea • posted on Apr 10, 2014

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We're heading back up the Oregon Coast tomorrow---in sunny, clear weather!! You'll probably see some of the same places with calm seas and blue skies!!

Comments (11)

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giulband

1:16AM | Thu, 10 April 2014

Very very very suggestive image !!!!

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SunriseGirl

3:32AM | Thu, 10 April 2014

You captured the turbulent water very well...I can almost hear it.

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blinkings

8:07AM | Thu, 10 April 2014

Wonderful....can't wait.

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MrsRatbag

9:21AM | Thu, 10 April 2014

I'm immediately drawn to that haze of green on top of the big rock; how gorgeous!

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durleybeachbum

1:53PM | Thu, 10 April 2014

So dramatic!

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Faemike55

5:47PM | Thu, 10 April 2014

I like this shot the scene is fabulous

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auntietk

8:10PM | Thu, 10 April 2014

I can't wait! Pictures of the Oregon Coast are always welcome. (Did I mention Bandon?)

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jocko500

11:37PM | Thu, 10 April 2014

lovely

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sharky_

6:24AM | Fri, 11 April 2014

Like the contrast in this one...Nice shot. Aloha

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goodoleboy

4:56PM | Fri, 11 April 2014

Don't know why there's no sun up in the sky, stormy weather…… Shades of Wuthering Heights in this mood capture, Maz.

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anahata.c

3:06PM | Wed, 16 April 2014

Harry took the song right out of my mouth...This has real clarity and presence in those big rocks. It isn't filled with the misty and mysterious feeling of some of the earlier storm shots: Those rocks are Statements, with Exclamation Points. With your lighting, etc, they appear to be sitting on top of the waves: A really strong set of contrasts! Again, a gutsy shot because you have big bold things dominating a fluid shot, and that takes guts. And no sky, just water. This storm series has been filled with power, Marilyn, very moody and bold and very true to the feeling of being there (not easy to capture with a camera). I hope your trip up the coast is terrific. And thanks for your wonderful comments as always, they're always deeply appreciated! Enjoy the next branch of your trip! (And what is Bandon??? Tara's mentioned that more than once: Did I miss something? Is it singular or plural? Ie, Many Bandons, or "A" Bandon?) (A-bandon? ABANDON??? It was a JOKE---fuggeddit---not worth it! Not even remotely funny...)