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Fractures at Dry Lagoon

Posted on July 18, 2019 by dod488
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Every time I go out to Dry Lagoon, I see something new. The rocks and grasses are my current obsession when I go there. I entered a 16×24″ of this on Red River Palo Duro Softgloss Rag in the upcoming Humboldt Photography Exhibition.

Posted in black and white, Photography, rocks | Tagged Dry Lagoon, Humboldt County, rockface | 1 Reply

Elk Trail at Dry Lagoon

Posted on November 18, 2018 by dod488
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Usually when I go out to Dry Lagoon it’s full of water.   This time, I walked a couple hundred yards along an elk trail out into the lagoon.   The grasses were spectacular.  Nice day.

Posted in landscape, Photography | Tagged Dry Lagoon, fog, Grasses, Humboldt County | Leave a reply

Elkhead Impenetrable Forest

Posted on July 25, 2018 by dod488
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After a long slog through the impenetrable forest, the way to our destination had been washed out.   Two of our party were infirm.  We had to turn back.

Posted in Photography | Tagged Elkhead, Humboldt County | Leave a reply

An Appearance of Calm

Posted on March 1, 2015 by dod488
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A 30 second exposure made the choppy Pacific look almost mellow at Patricks Point.

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Posted in Long exposure, Photography | Tagged Humboldt County, Pacific Ocean, Patrick's Point | Leave a reply

Raging Teeny Creek

Posted on February 13, 2015 by dod488
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Last week, Steve and I went out 299 to Willow Creek. Just this side of WC is a campground with a nice creek running through it. We’d just had a big storm and this was one of the results.

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Posted in Non-traditional, Photography | Tagged creek, Humboldt County, water, Willow Creek | 4 Replies

More Redwood Bark

Posted on January 31, 2015 by dod488
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Yesterday, Pam and I headed out to Redwood Creek. Lots of alder, fir, spruce, and redwood. There’s more water flowing in Redwood Creek than Mad River. OK, weren’t rivers supposed to be larger than creeks?

Posted in Non-traditional, Photography | Tagged Corel Painter, Humboldt County, photograph, Redwood Creek, redwoods | 2 Replies
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