Photos of My Port Townsend

Sunrise from Chetzamoka Park beach

I went out to get some photos of the bluff below Chetzamoka Park, thinking that just before dawn I’d catch a nice glow on the cliff face. Didn’t happen. With no clouds in the sky there was no diffusion and no color except when facing directly at the sun. So, again, I followed the old adage of always look behind you for more pictures. I think I mentioned that idea last week. Well, here’s another example of why it’s a good idea.

The pollution layer created enough glow to color the wet sand on the low tide beach. I got a photo I like, just not the one I went for.