Showing posts with label Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beach. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Waves Hitting the Beach | Bellingham Photographer

We've been having some massive wind storms lately.  So, of course I had to go out with my camera.  I was soaked by the end of the day, but I managed to capture some amazing shots.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Cold Day on the Beach | Bellingham Photographer



The weather is definitely getting colder.  Though we had sunny skies all day yesterday, the temperatures definitely warranted a warm jacket; however, that still wasn't enough to keep me away from the beach.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Copyright | Bellingham Photographer

Unfortunately, there are times when I have to remind people that my photographs are copyright because inevitably someone hops onto this website and starts downloading images.  It is frustrating, to say the least, especially because I take the additional step of watermarking the images.

I have tried to minimize the watermarking by not placing it directly over the center of the image, but someone from the Republic of Korea (I'm guessing North Korea) has come to my blog and decided to spend a good junk of time downloading my images.  This is not okay, and it if it continues it will most likely result in me placing the watermark directly over the image.  Not what I want, but what I will do to protect my property.

While I'm stewing on this, I thought I would post some images I took on my birthday.



Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Flexibility

I’ve been a bit absent from posting anything because I’ve just been generally swamped. Work has taken a firm hold of my time, and with the end of May comes the end of the school quarter so I’m trying to get as much done as I possibly can. I do have some unique photos, though.

The grass shot is taken around the Bay, along with the boats and old dock. The moss is actually a shot from my crumbling chimney. In case many of you didn’t know, moss is actually the REAL state flower – not the rhododendron which is what state officials would rather you believe.