The ocean is a place to relax and watch the sun go down. These are some images of marine life, tide pools, caves, arches, and sunsets on the Oregon and Washington Coast.
This is low tide at Moolack Beach and the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse.
The exposed basalt rock barrier on the shoreline was formed 15 million years ago by lava flow during the Astoria Formation.
Oregon Coast.
(02-15-22)
Greg&Rose Photography
on March 16, 2022Wonderful foreshore and lighthouse shot
fotoeffects
on March 16, 2022Beautifully composed image...love the mist hanging in the air and the layers in this image!
Lgood
on March 16, 2022It is amazing the change in the scenes at both low & high tide. I like this because I can see the structure of the underlying beach with it's little pools. And, the soft mist (or fog) in the background along the larger ledge of rock adds a very magical quality to the photo. Thanks too for the information about the formation of the rock. Beautiful image Robert!
Rick Willis
on March 16, 2022What a Great View 😃...
Calazone's Flics
on March 16, 2022Wonderful seascape, fantastic atmosphere and soothing view!
Bill J Boyd Photography
on March 16, 2022Great capture of this scene, Robert