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10-JUN-2006

Otter Rock, Depoe Bay, Oregon, 2006

Glowing in the pale early morning light, Otter Rock is among the most prominent landmarks on the Oregon coast. Thousands of seabirds nest here, and it’s a favorite haulout for harbor seals. At low tide, there was enough ocean bottom showing to create a layered landscape. I was able to include a series of horizontal tide pools as foreground and middleground layers leading to sun splashed Otter Rock, which is spread across the background layer of the image.

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Phil Douglis18-Jun-2006 03:37
Yes, Christine, the rocks in the foreground are often under water, while the rock in the background is not. Nature deals with each in entirely different ways.
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