Rocks at Bandon Beach

AlanLichty

Moderator
I know almost exactly where you shot this from with the Wizard Hat on the right. The position of the two sea stacks near the center feels a bit like a telephoto focal length. This worked out quite well as a B&W. Nice way to handle mid day light on that beach.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Hey Larry,

Bandon Beach is my favorite beach in Oregon. I love those seastacks.

The B&W conversion is pretty nice, the sky feel too white if that makes sense.
 

larryj

Well-Known Member
I know almost exactly where you shot this from with the Wizard Hat on the right. The position of the two sea stacks near the center feels a bit like a telephoto focal length. This worked out quite well as a B&W. Nice way to handle mid day light on that beach.
Thanks for the comments Alan. This image was taken with the Rollieflex SL66 and 120mm lens. It was a cloudy bright day and exposed to hold some detail in the rocks, which left the sky washed out.
 

larryj

Well-Known Member
Hey Larry,

Bandon Beach is my favorite beach in Oregon. I love those seastacks.

The B&W conversion is pretty nice, the sky feel too white if that makes sense.
One fo our sons lives in Grants Pass and we have made a few trips out there to visit. On one of the trips we stayed 3 days in a AirB&B at Bandon Beach and fell in love! On another trip we drove up the coast of Oregon from north of Bandon Beach to almost the Washington boarder. That drive was wonderful and the scenery was so beautiful it made me downgrade my view of the California coastline ;)

This image was taken with the Rollieflex SL66 and 120mm lens. It was a cloudy bright day and exposed to hold some detail in the rocks, which left the sky washed out.
 
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