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Coastal photography during the summer just soothes my soul. Because of the high human traffic, little scenes such as this come and go. Foot prints will have covered this scene by morning’s end. It may not seem li

Ever look at the stones in the sand and think they look like meteors in flight?
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Happy Father’s Day to all you human and animal loving dads out there. Enjoy the day!
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I was really captivated with how the dark sand flowed throughout this scene as if it were smoke. The light could’ve been much better in my opinion but I had to make due with what I had. I don’t expect to find this scene again since it was

I launched my newly renovated website this morning. It’s been about a year since my last website’s server crashed and burned so my hunt for a new home for my site began after plenty failed attempts to revive the previous. This time went w

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I loved the naturally artistic swirls in these two compositions. What say you?
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I’m sitting here healing from my surgery on the couch looking at images on my laptop and came across this little scene on the screen. I’d completely forgotten about this photograph as it was hidden in my daughter’s bday pictures fro

Technically this doesn’t really constitute as true landscape photograph because it has a man made structure included but the scene as a whole is a peaceful one. It’s a scene that once you see it, you instantly hear the waves crashing, fee

I was mesmerized at how the wind shaped the sand in such a way which led my eyes to the lone patch of grass atop this hill of.
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Beach days are coming and there’s nothing more fascinating and relaxing than watching summer storms at the beach.

At first I wasn’t sure about this image. It was taken in 2019 and the conditions were just blah. Very overcast with little to no directional light. The more and more I came back to it and tried to edit it, it just wouldn’t come out the wa

I gave up social media and photography for Lent this year. In the past I would’ve chosen something trivial and easy, like giving up sweets or something to that affect. But then I thought giving up trivial things would never compare to the life

A man standing on a rocky shoreline with a camera on a tripod, smiling, with forested cliffs and cloudy sky in the background.

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