Living in Courtenay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, my wife and I spend our winters in Palm Desert. We travel south in our 35-foot Class A motor home via coastal highway 101 from Washington state to California, usually turning east at Santa Barbra.
On this day, somewhere in central Oregon, we ran into a storm with strong winds, making it difficult to steer the motor home. When I saw this pull off I decided to pull over and wait out the storm.
When I saw these sea stacks surrounded by a stormy sea, I knew a picture was in the making.
I dug out my camera, which was protected from the wind, and I took this image, which was hand-held. I was not sure how it would turn out. But I saw it on my laptop. It knew it was a keeper.
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