Showing posts with label tidepool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tidepool. Show all posts

27 May 2016

Reflections on the Water in Clatsop County, Oregon, May 27, 2016

 

Rocks along the shoreline at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Rocks along the shoreline at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Rocks along the shoreline at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Rocks along the shoreline at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Small rocks, plus Tillamook Rock Light, near Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Tide covered tidepool at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2016. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

20 May 2015

Perspectives at Arcadia Beach and Haystack Rock, Oregon, May 20, 2015

 

Barnacles at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Mussels and anemones in a tidepool at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Foggy morning at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Birds fly over Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

A crab at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

Multitemporal view of waves crashing at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

The Needles at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

The Needles at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

The Needles at Haystack Rock Marine Garden, May 2015. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

02 July 2012

Walking the Dog, Arcadia Beach, July 2 2012

A beachgoer walks her dog near Lion Rock at Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site in July 2012. (Photo by Daniel Binkard)

My first visit to Arcadia Beach was at low tide, making for great access to the rocks and tide pools on the shore. I had my infrared camera and this was a good spot to show the contrast of the rocks and organisms. The lady and her dog finish the scene and provide some scale, while the tide pools in the foreground provide depth.