This was an unmarked side-waterfall along the White River Trail up toward Mt. Rainier. I like the end product better than I thought I would – should have taken the time to pull out the tripod, because the 0.8 second shutter speed is pretty obvious. Picture taken with Sony a6000,… Continue reading
Lake of the Angels campsite – this was probably the coolest campsite I’ve stayed at. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL 18-200mm lens @ 200mm, 1/80 sec, f/16, ISO 100
This was one of the shots that comprised the previous moon HDR pic. The images in that one weren’t really that well aligned, so everything was quite soft. This one didn’t have quite the detail on the edges, but overall it’s a much better picture. Picture taken with Sony a6000,… Continue reading
Last one before I post the entire batch for real, and it’s a picture of dirt. Sand, to be more accurate, which I happened to like the looks of as the tide started to come in. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL18200 lens @ 53mm, 1/60 sec, f/11, ISO 100
The young kid along the shore said this was a jellyfish egg pouch, but I think it’s actually a moon jellyfish. There weren’t a huge number of these washing up, but a few did come in with the tide. This was one of the more ‘whole’ looking ones. The kids… Continue reading
These pink anemones were probably the least common. I’m sure there are some actual species differences here, but I have no idea what they might be. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL18200 lens @ 200mm, 1/320 sec, f/6.3, ISO 800
Second anemone shot – same color, different anemone. The green ones this size were not the most common, but they were plentiful. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL18200 lens @ 200mm, 1/320 sec, f/8, ISO 800
One of a plethora of anemone’s we saw in the tidepools, though most were much smaller and less photogenic than this one. Yeah, it’s a photogenic anemone. I must have had a polarizer on for this shot because it’s 4x the ISO as the others and 4x lower shutter, which… Continue reading
Shot down into the Devil’s Punchbowl along the Oregon coast. I realized I haven’t posted any pictures from this day yet, so I’ll put a few out there before I post the full writeup. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL18200 lens @ 18mm, 1/125 sec, f/11, ISO 100
Crater Lake from the top of Mt. Scott – which I suspect is the highest viewpoint in the area. The watch tower / ranger outpost is one of several in the area. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL18200 lens @ 18mm, 1/400 sec, f/8, ISO 100