Walt Duvall

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This image has many elements. The crescent moon seemingly challenging the curved waves of the sculpture. You have a person sitting admiring the sunset, with the distant light of a fishing vessel on the horizon. Much to see at sunset.....

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During a misty morning on the central Oregon coast, I found dew drops on a daisy. To emphasize the dew drops I opened the lens and offset the daisy.

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Thank you, I’m happy you like the image.

Thursday evening sunset at Nye Beach, with the Seagull and beach couple admiring the sunset.

I thought it was Fiddler on the Roof?

This is last night's April's Full Moon, taken from Port Doc 5. We had light cloud cover at the horizon diffusing the moon's light.
"I thought it was April's Pink Full Moon". April's full moon is called the Pink Moon, because it coincides with the blooming of an early wildflower, the Phlox subulate.

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"The Joy of Spring", a mood of Happiness. I love to see new flowers emerge from new buds. I took this with a macro setting on my camera allowing me to come close to the flowering subject. This was deep within a flowering tree and spoke to me in many different ways.

I wish I could say this was taken on The First Day of Spring (3/20), but it was a windy, rainy day, luckily I shot this on 3/19.

Meet the photographers at a Reception, Thursday, March 13th from 4pm to 6pm. Myself along with 18 other photographers, are represented in this show at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center, on SE Bay Blvd, across from Port Dock 5. I would love to meet and chat with you. See you this Thursday.

Love this bridge. I took this last Thursday afternoon before the storms came ashore.

No Sandy beach here🏖️

So true🤪

Love the image. I’ve been using vertical panos with my 28mm lenses and like the effect of an expanded sky.

Thursday's sunrise from Port Dock 5 in Newport, OR. Calm on the water with chaos in the skies.

FYI: Tomorrow, Tuesday Jan 21st, is National Hug Day 🫂

This image was taken from the gas station off Port Dock 5. What makes this composition unique is the empty docks, no fishing vessels, something I rarely see. The remaining FV not out crabbing, left for Alaska's Bering Sea the night before. I took this about 15 minutes after sunset.