Nothing much to add. Biggest challenge with this one was getting some saturation on a super overcast day. HDR helps, but only so far.
| Camera & Lens | Canon EOS REBEL T1i (Canon) & EF28mm f/1.8 USM | Shutter: | 1/320 s | |||
| Creation Date: | 2011:09:25 10:20:28 | Aperture: | f/9.0 | |||
| Artist: | Ari Brown | ISO: | 200 | |||
| Exposure Mode: | Normal program | Focal Length: | 28 mm |
The very south-west corner of Washington is Lewis and Clark country. Other than oysters, it’s all “Dismal Nitch” and “Hungry Harbor“. As a photographer however, I’m pulled to the lighthouses.
| Camera & Lens | Canon EOS REBEL T1i (Canon) & EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM | Shutter: | 1/2500 s | |||
| Creation Date: | 2010:12:16 16:05:42 | Aperture: | f/8.0 | |||
| Artist: | Ari Brown | ISO: | 400 | |||
| Exposure Mode: | Aperture priority | Focal Length: | 24 mm |
Dating from 1896, this is one of two lighthouses that have steered ships into the Columbia river for over one hundred years. On the wind-blasted cliffs, these sentinels shine the way. I don’t know if it was visits to the Point Loma Lighthouse in my formative years, but I’m always drawn to these things. I shot this in HDR to bring out a little texture in the shadows, but on an overcast day it was hardly necessary.
South of Long Beach WA is a little town called Seaview – more of a community really. Many of the houses date from the 1800′s and the whole place feels like what I imagine New England would feel like if transported to the west coast. I mean… I imagine because people have told me that, not because I’ve been to New England. Anyway, Seaview is a nice place to stare at the ocean, or attempt to drive into it.
| Camera & Lens | Canon EOS REBEL T1i (Canon) & EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM | Shutter: | 1/125 s | |||
| Creation Date: | 2010:12:17 14:28:13 | Aperture: | f/7.1 | |||
| Artist: | Ari Brown | ISO: | 200 | |||
| Exposure Mode: | Normal program | Focal Length: | 35 mm |
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