While hiking along Ecola Creek around the watershed area, I thought it'd be interesting to capture the forest reflected of the water. This was taken with a wide angle lens about 1 inch above the water.
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In November 2011, this blog reached the milestone of 20,000 visitors. Thanks to all who have come to visit Cannon Beach Log over the years!
Two Cannon Beach artists, a writer and photographer, bring you this Cannon Beach Log, updated weekly, usually on Monday. The essays and photos are about human being, not human doing. They are an assortment of invitations into a life of returning and rest, welcoming you to return to that place of soul refreshment. The photography features local Cannon Beach nature photographer Thomas Robinson. For more of Thomas' nature photography see
www.zoomdak.com .
Two Cannon Beach artists, a writer and photographer, bring you this Cannon Beach Log, updated weekly, usually on Monday. The essays and photos are about human being, not human doing. They are an assortment of invitations into a life of returning and rest, welcoming you to return to that place of soul refreshment. The photography features local Cannon Beach nature photographer Thomas Robinson. For more of Thomas' nature photography see
www.zoomdak.com .
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