One of the nice things about not doing photography professionally (of course there are lots of not nice things about this as well...such as never having enough time to do all the photographic things that one wants to) is that one can take all the diversions they want without worrying about getting certain projects done. One of my recent diversions has been to submit images to Alamy and PhotoShelter, both of which I was recently accepted to. This has entailed processing some of my older images that I have not yet gotten around to doing.
At any rate, one of the images I ran across and processed is one that I had started working on many moons ago and put down. I took the opportunity to complete and submit it.
One of the nice things about going back to older images is that they truly do bring back memories of having been at different locations. This particular shot was taken on a workshop with Nancy Rotenberg on the Oregon Coast.
Bandon Beach is truly a surreal place with amazing sea stack formations. The memory of the location is great, but remembering the great folks who I spent time with on that one week trip is even sweeter!
Bandon Beach Sunset At Low Tide
Copyright Howard Grill
4 comments:
Really nice shot! I love the patterns in the sand and the S shapes it makes on the way to the (interestin) horizon.. Very nice ...
I really have to get to Oregon one of these days. This is great.
Tim and Mark..thanks
When I saw the image I thought, purple morning. Then I saw the location and word "sunset". What a beautiful image.
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