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Fun with MF images 2021

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vjbelle

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Greg Haag said:
Its a beautiful view from there Victor, I stood at almost that exact spot about 30 days ago! We really enjoyed Cannon Beach.
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Yes.... very different from Bandon or Gold Beach. All of the Portland money feeds Cannon Beach and the result is a plus for the traveler. The fog inversion was so bad at Gold Beach that I decided to come back to Cannon Beach and 'REAL' civilization. I'm here for another two nights.

I would, for sure, stay at Cannon Beach again.

Victor B.
 
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jng

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Low Fog Event​
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WRS 1250 | IQ4 150 | Rodie 40HR | f/11 | Dual Exposure+​

I got up at some ridiculous hour this morning to catch the early morning light at Rodeo Beach but was greeted with a beautiful (and somewhat elusive) "low fog event" upon arriving at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge on the way to the coast. Quick change of plans and a short hike later landed me at the not-so-secret location where the Transamerica Building lines up within the upper "window" of the bridge's north tower (hopefully you can see this by zooming in a bit). This image was captured just as the sun rose from behind the hills to the east and bathed the fog with a warm glow. The sounding of the fog horns in the background was magical.

John
 
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orftoden

Member
First time sharing in this thread--here it goes.

Attached are two images I took while testing out my new GFX 100s paired with my trusty Arca-Swiss M-line 2. The top image was made with a Rodenstock 60mm f/4 HR Digaron-S, iso 100, 1/8s at f/8. The bottom image was made with a Rodenstock 100mm f/5.6 HR Digaron-S lens iso 100, 1/10s at f/8. Enjoy! DSCF0069.jpgUntitled-1.jpg
 
GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

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vjbelle said:
Greetings from the Oregon Coast. I started this trip at the North and plan to travel to the South end of Oregon. This image was one I really had to search for as I had seen it once but with no directions. I shot this numerous times and then started my trip back to Cannon Beach when I thought to myself that it would really look nice with a 'Stopper' influence. I turned the car around and shot again and am glad I did.
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It’s a great location - if you stay at the Cannery Pier Hotel you can literally fall out of bed and wander down the causeway to shoot that location. I agree that the super-stopper effect with the water works well. Glad also to see that they finally finished the work on the bridge too because that section was covered in tarp for quite a while.
 
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