Abstract | Olympic
Olympic National Park protects over 70 miles of coastline making one of the longest protected coastlines in the contiguous United States.
Located near Forks, Washington this coast features a multitude of sea stacks littered a short distance from the beaches. Wildlife is rife with bears occasionally feeding from the rivers emptying out from the rainforest and bald eagles being a frequent sight.
Taken at Mosquito Creek after setting up camp, I descended a steep sand bank via a rope tied to a tree and walked the beach alone at sunset. I set up my tripod and got lost in the waves oscillating beneath my feet.
Olympic National Park protects over 70 miles of coastline making one of the longest protected coastlines in the contiguous United States.
Located near Forks, Washington this coast features a multitude of sea stacks littered a short distance from the beaches. Wildlife is rife with bears occasionally feeding from the rivers emptying out from the rainforest and bald eagles being a frequent sight.
Taken at Mosquito Creek after setting up camp, I descended a steep sand bank via a rope tied to a tree and walked the beach alone at sunset. I set up my tripod and got lost in the waves oscillating beneath my feet.
Olympic National Park protects over 70 miles of coastline making one of the longest protected coastlines in the contiguous United States.
Located near Forks, Washington this coast features a multitude of sea stacks littered a short distance from the beaches. Wildlife is rife with bears occasionally feeding from the rivers emptying out from the rainforest and bald eagles being a frequent sight.
Taken at Mosquito Creek after setting up camp, I descended a steep sand bank via a rope tied to a tree and walked the beach alone at sunset. I set up my tripod and got lost in the waves oscillating beneath my feet.
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