Power of the Ocean by mbrodkin

Standing on a a small ledge as massive waves hit the cliffs in view was not the most comfortable shooting location. The view, however, was spectacular and well worth the stress of the shot.

This was one of many locations that I shot with Ryan Dyar over the weekend on the Oregon Coast. If you haven’t seen his work yet, you must – he is a regular 500 contributor and his website is at http://bit.ly/1fFmQad. I would highly recommend his videos and, if you ever get the chance to shoot him, do it, it is an incredible experience.

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Surgerunner II by alexnoriega

2015 Autumn in Olympic Tour with Alex Mody
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Intensely red sunset afterglow permeates low fog, as giant waves recede on the incredible sandstone formations of Oregon’s Cape Kiwanda.

I recently found myself here for about the dozenth time. While similar compositions have been done here before (see Ryan Dyar’s excellent image that initially inspired me to check out this spot a few years back), I’m not going to turn down shooting it again with atmospheric conditions like these coinciding with the proper tides.

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Surgerunner II by alexnoriega

2015 Autumn in Olympic Tour with Alex Mody
Private Workshops and Tours
Private Online Post-Processing Instruction Via Skype
Like my Facebook Page

Intensely red sunset afterglow permeates low fog, as giant waves recede on the incredible sandstone formations of Oregon’s Cape Kiwanda.

I recently found myself here for about the dozenth time. While similar compositions have been done here before (see Ryan Dyar’s excellent image that initially inspired me to check out this spot a few years back), I’m not going to turn down shooting it again with atmospheric conditions like these coinciding with the proper tides.

http://bit.ly/1f4Aqiz

http://bit.ly/1va1Jpl