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Rays Through A Northern Pacific Rain Forest

Rays Through A Northern Pacific Rain Forest

At Short Sands Beach, on the coast of Oregon, you have to go through about a 1-2 mile of Pacific rain forest to reach the beach. It's lush, radiant, unusua...
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At Short Sands Beach, on the coast of Oregon, you have to go through about a 1-2 mile of Pacific rain forest to reach the beach. It's lush, radiant, unusual, and verdant. Here the sunrise is starting to peek through the foliage.

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1. Finalist for Your Best Shot, December 2015, Popular Photographer Magazine
2. People's Choice in All That Glitters Is Not Gold Challenge, Viewbug.com, August 2016

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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/20 ISO 100 Shutter 1/15 Focal Length 35/1

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Oct, 2017

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outstanding !!

love the sun rays!

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Stunning capture

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Nice capture!

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Wonderful light and photo!

Impressive light rays emanating through the trees. Nicely captured.

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An all time favorite of mine. Voted Experimental Light.

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Voted Experimental; Light :)

Total genius...fabulous light Voted k

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Wonderful capture of sunlight bursting through the the trees:-)

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Thanks, Lizzie!

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Excellent timing !! The light rays really make the capture !! Voted Earth Day !!

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I agree - a minute later it was gone. Thanks, Gail!

Voted earth day!

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Thank you, Gigi!

Voted Earth Day 2022

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Thank you, Ester!

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