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The Purple NightShot in the days after the Otis Fire began to calm, the smoke in the atmosphere created a deep, rich purple sky over the Oregon Coast. An eerie and beautiful reminder of the fire's lasting reach.

on a significant swell day

Really close — close enough that the lighthouse fills the vertical frame and you can see the cuts of the railing and the imperfect plaster of the tower wall and the green salal in the foreground that I had to choose deliberately to keep in the frame because they put you at a specific distance

and then releasing everything at once on the other side

and above the standard view of Yaquina Head that most visitors take home

Some shots you get lucky

Shot with a 500mm lens from nearly half a mile away

I haven't shown this image much

That changes the sky differently than a sunset does: cooler

moving at the unhurried pace of something that had made this crossing before

Most people photograph Yaquina Head from the parking lot or the designated overlooks

A King Tide

drove to Portland

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