ThomasShellenberger

The Mouth of the Smith River

The Mouth of the Smith River

Just north of Crescent City, the tiny town of Smith River has this gem of a site: Harbor Seals basking with their pups, Cormorants facing west, fresh water meet...
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Just north of Crescent City, the tiny town of Smith River has this gem of a site: Harbor Seals basking with their pups, Cormorants facing west, fresh water meets salt!
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SAMSUNG-SM-J320A

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Aperture 22/10 ISO 50 Shutter 1/2439 Focal Length 330/100

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Jul, 2018

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I shot this at the arboretum near where I live.

The swollen mad River meets the Pacific Ocean here. A perfect day for this landscape.

A close-up of this fly that never moved during several shots.

Our neighbor's dog was sniffing grass; I liked the way its tail stood at attention.

I had to crop out most of his body to fit the pic in the frame.

Harbor seals birth their pups at the mouth of the Mad River, in Humboldt County, CA>

I found these growing next to the grocery store.

I took this from a scenic view spot off Highway 101, just south of Fortuna, CA.

This moth was hanging out behind my house; posed well for the shot!

I saw this unusual car outside a store in town; I took this shot.

This is actually a horizontal shot of over 20 Mallards.

I like the way the gull's wing touches the distant horizon.

My wife made me these for my 70th birthday!

I shot this from the Hammond Trail. He is paddleboarding on thr Mad River

Our two Japanese Spitz's love running off their leashes!

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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