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āPeter Iredale Sunriseā
Story:
High tide licks the rusted bow of the āPeter Iredaleā shipwreck as the sun bathes the overcast morning in vibrant hues of purple.
Standing in a foot of bone chilling Pacific Ocean, I was comforted by the wetsuit I was wearing. Calculating when the high tide would occur, this was actually my first time at this location ā the shipwreck of the āPeter Iredaleā.
Abandon on Clatsop spit in 1906, the āPeter Iredaleā has rested on this strip of beach ever since. Nobody perished in the incident and due to the nature of the wreck, the tide has never been able to wrestle the ship free. And so, she remains.
Careful planning brought me here for the high tide. But the weather is always somewhat unpredictable. Expecting a completely overcast morning, I was astonished at my fortune when as sunlight approach, the clouds began to illuminate in hues of vibrant purple.
This is photograph, like the captain and crew of the āPeter Iredaleā, is an instance where planning, determination, and a little fortunate come together.
-BAP
Location:
Fort Stevens State Park
Clatsop Spit
Oregon
46Ā° 10' 43.8'' N, 123Ā° 58' 52.8'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 07:23 PST (4 min before sunrise)
Date: November 22nd, 2020
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Nikon D800E, NIKKOR 24-70 mm f/2.8G, 3-stop ND filter, Tripod
ISO 100, 40 mm, f/11, 1.3 sec
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āPeter Iredale Sunriseā
Story:
High tide licks the rusted bow of the āPeter Iredaleā shipwreck as the sun bathes the overcast morning in vibrant hues of purple.
Standing in a foot of bone chilling Pacific Ocean, I was comforted by the wetsuit I was wearing. Calculating when the high tide would occur, this was actually my first time at this location ā the shipwreck of the āPeter Iredaleā.
Abandon on Clatsop spit in 1906, the āPeter Iredaleā has rested on this strip of beach ever since. Nobody perished in the incident and due to the nature of the wreck, the tide has never been able to wrestle the ship free. And so, she remains.
Careful planning brought me here for the high tide. But the weather is always somewhat unpredictable. Expecting a completely overcast morning, I was astonished at my fortune when as sunlight approach, the clouds began to illuminate in hues of vibrant purple.
This is photograph, like the captain and crew of the āPeter Iredaleā, is an instance where planning, determination, and a little fortunate come together.
-BAP
Location:
Fort Stevens State Park
Clatsop Spit
Oregon
46Ā° 10' 43.8'' N, 123Ā° 58' 52.8'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 07:23 PST (4 min before sunrise)
Date: November 22nd, 2020
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Nikon D800E, NIKKOR 24-70 mm f/2.8G, 3-stop ND filter, Tripod
ISO 100, 40 mm, f/11, 1.3 sec
