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Thank you R A, Bela and Thomas! I appreciate your comments!

Best Regards ~ Gary

Thank you so much everyone for your kind words!

Best Regards ~ Gary

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! I agree, it's probably not everyone's "cup of tea"! I've had some that really loved it though :) I hope you are doing well my friend, have a great day!

Best Regards, Gary

Such wonderful light beaming down! Very nice work!

Thank you everyone! Richard, yes it really is a remarkable place!

Hi Larry, thank you! This was at Crescent Beach (part of Ecola State Park) at the North end of Cannon Beach. To get down to this wonderful beach, you have to hike down or if the tide gets low enough, you can skip around the Cape at Chapman Point. It's a beautiful beach and usually, there aren't too many people down there (unless it's one of those real low tide days).

Best Regards, Gary

So beautiful, wonderfully done!

Thank you Alberta! Yes, I wish I could have "clipped" them off :)

Best Regards, Gary

Love that reflection! Nice work.

This shot was taken at night near a store front window. The light from the

store's interior provided the lighting, though it was still quite dim. I used a

46 second exposure at ƒ18, ISO 50. It took a number of shots to get it

without any movement from a very slight occasional breeze. Thanks for

looking!

Thank you everyone! I appreciate your comments!

Richard, I can see your point about a crop, I may have to try this with another shot I have or maybe take another shot with that in mind. Thanks much!

Incredible shot of this beautiful horse!

Taken at dusk, this is one a several cool looking rock formations near

Garibaldi, Oregon. This was a 46 second exposure @ ƒ14. ISO 50.

Thank you Efim and Paul! 

Paul, I appreciate your suggestion and will try that :) 

Best Regards ~ Gary

Great to hear from you and thank you! I'll have to swing by your wonderful work as well! I'm sure there are many treasures to be found there! Best Regards ~ Gary

A spectacular area of the Oregon Coast at the base of Neahkahnie

Mountain, I'm amazed at the rugged beauty every time I go there. Thanks

for looking!

Thank you Dejan, you make a very good point. Thank you very much for your suggestion. Best Regards ~ Gary