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| Valley of Dune Grass, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Oregon © Doug Hickok On the leeward side of Oregon's coastal dunes grow swales of thick dune grasses, illuminated here by late afternoon sunlight. Photo note: This image was caught on Velvia slide film using a 24mm wide angle lens. |
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Behind the Dunes
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Great sky.I hope that a sunny day will continue.
ReplyDeletewonderful day to make photos, and your result in light is really special
ReplyDeleteI can feel the majestistic of the nature here. Wonderfull foto.
ReplyDeleteThe light and colors in your photo's is always very very nice Doug.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
Beautiful, just very beautiful. Wonderful photo work.
ReplyDeleteWhat impressive sky ! I like colors of the countryside
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scenery and light!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and light.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition of light and colours...
ReplyDeletesorry to sound like a broken record, but...this, too, is stunning.
ReplyDeleteGreat sky and I love that backlit grass up front. A very pleasing image.
ReplyDeleteLove those coastal dunes...
ReplyDeleteLovely picture Doug!
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Marvelous light! (I see that you came to Paradise:)) )
ReplyDeletegreat light, superb colors. is it from your (slide) archive, or do you sometimes still use "real" film?!?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous light and color
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