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“Kiwanda Storm”
Story:
A sunbreak during a winter storm along the Oregon coast in Pacific City illuminates the crest of windswept waves in front of Haystack Rock.
As you notice, I have several photos from similar perspectives of Haystack Rock (Chief Kiwanda Rock) in my portfolio.
An unknowing homage to Monet’s Haystack (or Grainstack) series, in which the famous French Impressionist painted haystacks in a field during different times of the day and year, I have repeatedly come to photograph Haystack Rock during different times of the year – in particular, I find the early months of the year to be ideal.
During these times, the setting sun is near the rock from this perspective (with the arch clearly visible).
For this photograph, I had to be patient in my timing of the waves with a sunbreak. This waiting allowed me to observe my surroundings closely – my eye looking through the camera’s viewfinder as I watched the passage of time move with the violence of crashing waves.
-BAP
Location:
Pacific City, Oregon
45° 12' 56.3'' N, 123° 58' 16.8'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 16:37 PST (sunset 17:35)
Date: February 9th, 2019
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Nikon D800E, Tokina 100 mm f/2.8, Tripod
ISO 100, 100 mm, f/9, 1/320 sec
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“Kiwanda Storm”
Story:
A sunbreak during a winter storm along the Oregon coast in Pacific City illuminates the crest of windswept waves in front of Haystack Rock.
As you notice, I have several photos from similar perspectives of Haystack Rock (Chief Kiwanda Rock) in my portfolio.
An unknowing homage to Monet’s Haystack (or Grainstack) series, in which the famous French Impressionist painted haystacks in a field during different times of the day and year, I have repeatedly come to photograph Haystack Rock during different times of the year – in particular, I find the early months of the year to be ideal.
During these times, the setting sun is near the rock from this perspective (with the arch clearly visible).
For this photograph, I had to be patient in my timing of the waves with a sunbreak. This waiting allowed me to observe my surroundings closely – my eye looking through the camera’s viewfinder as I watched the passage of time move with the violence of crashing waves.
-BAP
Location:
Pacific City, Oregon
45° 12' 56.3'' N, 123° 58' 16.8'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 16:37 PST (sunset 17:35)
Date: February 9th, 2019
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Nikon D800E, Tokina 100 mm f/2.8, Tripod
ISO 100, 100 mm, f/9, 1/320 sec
