The Cape Mears National Wildlife Refuge forms a steep bluff over 200 ft high at the southern end of Tillamook Bay on the Oregon coast. The refuge protects a remnant of coastal old-growth forest and the surrounding habitat used by breeding seabirds, including the Common Murre, Tufted Puffin, Cormorant, Pigeon Guillemot and Black Oystercatcher.
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C. S.
C.S. Young Jr. Fine Art Photography 
Gorgeous trio of black and whites, Sam. The lighthouse shot is particularly stunning with its clarity and contrasts against the soft sky.
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Hi Jane! Thank you. My time at the Oregon coast was mostly overcast with fog. Over time I’ve come to mot be bothered by such weather. You just get a different drama. Of course you’ve demonstrated that in your SF Bay compositions! 😉
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Thanks, Sam. 😊
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Nice lighthouse shot, with the sky reflecting back with its own beacon.
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