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DRIFTWOOD SUNSET

The wave face reached 35 feet — but what made it singular was the backlight

Really close — close enough that the lighthouse fills the vertical frame and you can see the cuts of the railing and the imperfect plaster of the tower wall and the green salal in the foreground that I had to choose deliberately to keep in the frame because they put you at a specific distance

Shot in Depoe Bay

The result is a single wave face that dwarfs what either swell would have produced on its own

and the hour before sunrise is the longest hour in photography

the same position

There is power in this stillness and mystery in this motion

Sea grass in the foreground

and the light held long enough

Most photographers don't go down this side of the trail

Same Storm

Forty-Five Feet

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