Fine Art Landscape & Nature Photography

Passageway to the unknown

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SEAL ROCK ETHEREAL-0050

 

Date: 06/01/2013

Location: Seal Rock, Oregon

The mysterious character of this photo comes from its huge attention to details. The rocks appear to be metallic and glossy. It creates an illusion of a tiny surface that is cold and melancholic. This photo invokes a sense of mystery and vagueness.

Photos convey a lot of emotions. This photo right off Seal Rock can definitely awaken a lot of deep and heavy feelings. That state of uncertainty and not knowing what to expect after taking that step towards an unfamiliar place or situation.

Upon looking at this outdoor snapshot, it brings you strong feelings of entering the abyss of the unknown. It feels like you will be transported into another dimension where there is biting cold and sheer glum sets the mood.

This photo is taken from Seal Rock, Oregon which is a nice coastal location for outdoor photo shoots. With its awesome and gorgeous view of the ocean, Seal Rock is a perfect venue for those who would want to capture beautiful sunsets and other beach scenaries.There is more to Seal Rock than just mere photography rendezvous.

Sunset ends the day

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SEAL ROCK SUNSET-9802

Date: 05/31/2013

Location: Seal Rock, Oregon

Title: Sunset ends the day

Sunsets are always beautiful and gorgeous in photos. This snapshot captured right at the heart of Seal Rock in Oregon is a concrete reminder of how beautiful the world can be. The tides seemed to kiss the basalt cliffs. The calm waters and the tender waves convey a sense of serenity and calm. The horizon is bursting with colors of violet and indigo along with a hint of magenta. The stillness of the water allows the vivid reflection of the surrounding rock formations.

The venue for this outdoor photography session is right off the coast of Seal Rock, Oregon. This is amazing ocean view scenery. Most photographers are awed with the breathtaking sunset and panorama of this coastal town.

The state of Oregon takes pride of its rocky shores which are actually remnants of an ever changing geologic process over the years. Facing the Pacific Ocean, the shores in Oregon are shaped and influenced by the changing tide causing faults, erosion and fractures of the mountains along the coast.

At Seal Rock, Oregon, there are plenty of photography subjects that are definitely fascinating. Aside the crashing waves and that astounding sunset, a visit to Seal Rock will definitely give out the opportunity to meet interesting wildlife and trails of beautiful trees. If you are lucky enough to see the low tides, you can check out tide pools right off the shore. These are really nice photo subjects featuring marine life such as star fishes , crabs and a lot of peculiar creatures.

Reflected sunset

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SEAL ROCK SUNSET-9791

Date: 05/31/2013

Location: Seal Rock, Oregon

Title: Reflected sunset

A lot of photographers will certainly agree that a day of outdoor photography rendezvous will never be complete without that beautiful sunset photo. To wrap up a day of creative indulgent with the art of photography, a snapshot of a setting sun and the beautiful sky can be a perfect opportunity to call it a day. The calmness of the ocean is very distinct as it appears to mirror the gorgeous sky and clouds. The stillness of the waters can put into words the feeling of tranquility, peace and serenity. This snapshot of the Seal Rock shore bursts with details as the rocks appear to pop out from the gorgeous scenery.

Seal Rock is in Oregon where amazing panoramic views of the ocean has lured a lot of nature lovers from various parts of the world. This is a famous destination for people who would want to commune with Mother Nature and be near to serene bodies of water.

A visit to Seal Rock is an opportunity to bond with family as there are a lot of facilities to explore nature. There are various places to visit to appreciate the bounty of marine life. Bring your camera with you and take snapshots of tiny creatures from the sea. One can find tide pools around the shores during low tides. You can definitely come home with beautiful pictures of star fish, crabs and shells after your quick shoreline excursion at Seal Rock.

Half Dome in sunset glow

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Date: 02/11/2013

Location: Yosemite National Park, California

Title: Half Dome in sunset glow

Sunsets are gorgeous images to capture. At the end of the day, it can be a reward to wrap up the thrill and adventure of outdoor photography. Taking photos of beautiful sunsets are often valued because of its elegance. At Half Dome, sunsets redefine the beauty of this towering landmark right at the heart of Yosemite National Park.
This is a beautiful snapshot of the majestic Half Dome amidst a gorgeous sunset. This image has the depth and character which depicts a sense of wonder. The wintry surrounding magnifies the towering elegance of the Half Dome. Witness the power of the sun without its blinding rays. The blanket of white snow adds more personality to the photo. A sense of balance can be seen in this photo involving the sun and the cold winter season.
Half Dome appears illuminated during this amazing sunset at Yosemite. The elements which made this photo to be really exceptional blended effectively. With a dash of enthusiasm and creativity this outdoor photography masterpiece has depicted a dazzling façade of Yosemite’s Half Dome.
The elements in the natural environment can be quite dynamic. Thus, capturing images of sunsets can be a challenge. The right blend of light metering, timing, distribution of the clouds and a fine weather has conspired to come up with a powerful and numinous snapshot of the Half Dome in winter and sunset.

Green River Overlook during sunset storm

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SUNSET AT GREEN RIVER OVERLOOK-7665

Date: 10/04/2012

Location: Green River Overlook @ Canyonlands National Park, UT

Canyonlands National Park is one of the premiere tourist destinations in the State of Utah. Most of nature lovers would venture into a hike out into the vastness of this world famous and the largest national park in Utah. An easier way to visit Canyonlands is by visiting The Island right off the Sky district which is just 32 miles or 51.5 km from Moab, Utah. The Island in Sky can provide amazing panoramic views along its paved roads. The scenery is spectacular as you drive along.

Canyonlands has been blessed with a diversity of flaura and fauna. Its terrain and geographical features are utterly interesting. Bodies of waters such as rivers cut through the vastness of Canyonlands National Park. The Colorado and Green Rivers wind all throughout this national park. The Green Rivers passes on various layers of sandstones and deep canyons.

One of the chief tributary of the Colorado River is the Green River. The watershed for Green River covers Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. It is 730 miles long which begins from the Wind River Mountains in Wyoming and flow right through Utah and Colorado.

The Green River Outlook is one of the most fascinating pinnacles which offer amazing overlook view of the beauty of Canyonlands. Words are not enough to describe the beauty of Mother Nature right at this spot.

Dead tree of Arches National Park

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Date: 10/03/2012

Location: Skyline Arch @ Arches National Park near Moab, Utah

Photography is an interesting form of art where the world can be taken in various perspectives. A lot of us are so interested with images that are visually stimulating due to its patterns, bursting colors and amazing texture. The photo is a nice example of texture in photography as well as the ample use of the element of light. The image of a dead tree in contrast to the vibrancy of the Arches utilized the dynamic sunlight.

This resulted to a beautiful textured photo. This image seemed so surreal as it captures the subject with utmost attention to detail. A photo of the beautiful Arches National Park is an example of texture rich photos that are gorgeous as the dead tree seemed isolated yet remained a part of the entire photo.

It is always a good time to spend an adventure photography trip to Arches National Park. This interesting place is situated right at the heart of Moab, Utah. It has peculiar terrain and environment which are perfect for an outdoor photography experience.

The Arches National Park is a world famous U.S. National Park in the eastern part of Utah. It is dubbed for preserving more than 2000 natural sandstone arches which includes the ever famous Delicate Arch. The diversity of its natural flora and fauna are perfect subjects for your dream photography trip outdoors!

Follow the road into the sunset

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Date: 10/01/2012

Location: Panorama Point @ Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Outdoor photography is definitely a challenging adventure. This photo of the Capitol Reef is definitely beautiful as the elements in the environment are in exquisite harmony. The Panorama Point is one of the most fascinating places for to capture gorgeous snapshots of Mother Nature.

Basically, the Panorama Point is situated in the Southern part of Route 24 in the western section of Utah’s Capitol Reef National Park. This is a perfect spot to get a panoramic view of the scenery around Capitol Reef. A visit to this place would guarantee a wide overview of the Mesozoic aged geographical structures and formations. Just two miles off the western part of the Visitor Center right off Highway lies the way to Panorama Point. Trodding the short and unpaved road will allow an opportunity for an individual to visit Gooeseneck Overlook and Panorama Point.
The Moenkopi Formation (also known as Lower Triassic) is referred to as the lowest visible structure which is horizontally bedded and nonmarine redbeds in Capitol Reef. This geographical structure is made up of hematite packed shales, sandstones and siltstones. The bedding surfaces are also marked with interference ripples. If you try to look around the terrain of Capitol National Park, it is obviously made up of a large number of sandstone surfaces.

The Chinle Formation ( also referred to as the TheUpper Triassic) is composed of purplish to gray and maroon colored shales. The siltstones and sandstones as well as conglomeratic sandstones are also found in this area. The Chinle is a remnant of the ancient floodplains and river networks. When shales right off the Chinle Formation starts to wither, slopes are beginning to appear.

Panorama Point is an outstanding 800 feet high spot tin viewing the beautiful Capitol Reef Park. The amazing light during the afternoons at this area is absolutely perfect for capturing breathtaking images.