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We had the chance to play on the beach for a good couple hours yesterday morning after Gavin’s meet. I’m a bit of a sucker for waves, water, beach…and have a hard time putting the camera down! Love the way this image captures the calm and the energy of the shore break!
Click the link under the photo to download a 5k desktop or hi-res iPhone version.
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There’s a brief window between seasons in Oregon- at the beginning of summer where the wild grasses grow really quickly and green. It doesn’t last long though as the summer heat dries them out turning everything brittle and brown. This is my favorite time of year.
I haven't posted a desktop image in quite awhile, but the basic drill is this- Click on the link under the image for the size you want. Then, either right click or long press on the image that loads to save it to your device.
Here's a little repost of one of my favorite holiday desktop images from 3 years ago. I made it when I was just a couple months into my first 365 project. There's a Retina desktop version and a mobile one too.
I've been slowly rolling out images from our trip to Maui in April and this is one I keep pausing to look at over and over. I love the texture in the waves, the dark tones and the reflected color as the last light of day recedes down past the edge of the earth.
This one is a perfect fit for the iPhone.
In case you forgot, click on the link just below the photo. You can then either right click, or press and hold on the image to save it.
I haven't posted a Wallpaper set in awhile, but I've been using this one on my Mac for a few weeks and figured I'd better share. You may have noticed that I posted a film image from this same location a couple weeks ago.
This image was made at the Ho'okipa lookout on the North Shore of Maui.
In case you forgot, just click on the link you would like to download just below the photo. You can then either right click, or press and hold on the image to save it.
Though we were actually on the island for the previous day's sunset, we spent the beautiful hour of light shopping at Costco and riding in the car. This second day, after a fantastic afternoon playing in the ocean, the kids and I headed down to the beach for sunset, which has become my every day tradition while I'm there. If at all possible, I try to be down next to the water when it happens every day.
Updated: John Carey at fiftyfootshadows.net has chosen to add the above image, titled In the Shot to his guest desktop series. You can go see it there and I've also added download links here.
I haven't posted a desktop in awhile, but I want this one on my own screens. If you click the link to download the iPad version, you'll probably notice that it's actually a different image. The larger one didn't crop quite right, but I had another that did.
To download and use these, just click on the link below the image and then save it. The Mobile iOS versions are sized to work with the Parallax feature. If you're using an iPhone 6 or older, then you'll need to pinch and drag to set it how you like it. Thanks to John Carey for doing the research.
Also, I just updated the desktop version and it is now compatible with the 5k iMac.
Early Dusk | 24mm, f/2.2, ISO 100, 1/160
Downloads | 5k Desktop |iOS/Mobile |
Update- I've added a whole page with a bunch of my favorite images that I think will look great on your wall. You can either find it in the menu at the top of the site under Prints or you can click here.
I've had quite a few people ask me about purchasing prints over the last few months and I'm ready to start. So here are the details:
I can print pretty much any photo that you see on my website and most of them can be cropped to the size/format that you prefer.
I'm not gonna list out every size, but here are my favorites-
Most of my images are 2 x 3 ratio, but I can also do cropped and square prints of many images too.
The prices above include shipping directly to you. If you'd like me to sign your print, it needs to come to me first and I just ask that you cover the extra $5 for shipping. Or, we can meet in person here in the Portland area.
Just contact me here with the name of the image and the approximate size you'd like. Once we've figured out the details, I'll send you an invoice through Paypal.
Thanks!
