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Andrew Flenniken Photography

I spent Memorial Day weekend camping at the beach with a couple of friends, on Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula. We were fortunate to have had fantastic weather the first two days (never a guarantee here this time of year), and I had a great time shooting while we explored the area.

(Cross-posted from my site, where there are additional photos: andrewflenniken.com/2025/05/27)

We went up to Kalaloch Beach to see the Tree of Life, and also hit Ruby Beach at sunset. The air at Ruby Beach was filled with mist from the crashing waves, lit golden by the sun. One of the sea stacks had a hole in it, through with the sunlight was positively streaming, and the shot I got of it is now up in my store as Poseidon’s Door.

I also turned my lens on smaller things I found lying in the sand, and got a long exposure night shot to round things out.

I hope your Memorial Day weekend was equally pleasant!

Gear: Nikon Z 7II, Nikon Z 24-70mm f2.8 S

Color photo. A tall sea stack, roughly triangular, at Ruby Beach on Washington state's Olympic Peninsula. It rises, golden gray rock dotted with green grasses, above a blue gray rocky strip of beach. The sky beyond it is a golden white. A gap through the stack, at its bottom on the left, is lit golden by the setting sun hidden behind the stack. Rays of sunlight pour through this gap, lighting a path in the rocky beach.
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Bertel Brander
The Hvítserkur basalt stack is actually a dragon that was turned into stone, because it was too late to enter the sea again, after it at night had eaten grass along the beach of northern Iceland. As other trolls, it didn't like the Christian churches, so the locals were probably glad it was turned to stones, as they feared it would destroy their churches.
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Chris Chapman
'Pinnacles' - Who would think I could be disappointed with this shot. Well on one hand I love it, on the other hand you should have seen it 30mins before. So why are you looking at the shot you ask. Well quite simply we were late. This was an 18km round trip to this spot, 12 of which was in the woods. It took us longer than expected to find the unmarked path to the beach. I literally had enough time to throw my camera on the tripod and fire off a bunch of shots before darkness fell. Thanks for visiting.

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