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by Scott Cameron
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Our Bella / Canvas t-shirts are made from a 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend and are available in five different sizes. All t-shirts are machine washable.
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This is the northeast face of the famous 235ft tall seastack at Cannon Beach, Oregon known as 'Haystack Rock'. It is a sanctuary for wild birds such... more
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This is the northeast face of the famous 235ft tall seastack at Cannon Beach, Oregon known as 'Haystack Rock'. It is a sanctuary for wild birds such as Cormorants, Puffins and Seagulls to name a few.and a travel destination for millions of people from everywhere including myself as I'm from Virginia Beach. Available in dynamic natural color or as a black and white print. Choose this to add to your collection of landscape prints.Click image for preview.
I'm Scott. WELCOME FRIENDS! I am an explorer of the world of light, motion, the extraordinary and sometimes bizarre with my camera.Through my eyes I bring you the world as I see it. In my travels as a photographer I�m inspired not only by the natural wonders but also our lifestyles, architecture and historical places. In my galleries you�ll discover my photography of many travel destinations and events around the world. Much of my photography is of the West Coast, the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii, Guam and Southeast Asia. My photographs capture life in action and motion. Fun lifestyle activities such as sailing on the bay, surfing at Hawaii�s north shore, hang gliding, parasailing, windsurfing and more. Give the gift of art to...
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Scott Cameron
This landscape print shows Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, Oregon in detail similar to what you'd experience if you were there. For example, use your mouse to hover over the the upper top thats covered with green vegetation. Click and you will see the hundred plus seagulls that were nesting or resting all over the top of this seastack. The cormorants were down on the ocean side closer to the water. The puffins prefer to nest in the grassy area on top where they can burrow down. Because of that they are very difficult to see in the grass unless you spot them flying in or out.