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SkimmAn Hour in the Dark for Eight Minutes of Perfect Light Most people don't see the Oregon Coast at 5 a. m. Jeremy Burke does because that's when the light starts to happen, and the hour before sunrise is the longest hour in photography. He'd been set up along the central Oregon Coast for close to an hour, 500mm f 4 aimed at the water, waiting for the sun to clear the horizon. The Pacific Brown Pelican was already working the surface banking low, reading

The light went from gray to gold in minutes

I set up wide and let the beacon

an octopus drifts through the water with effortless grace

The waves have to be 20 feet or more to reach the rocks at the base

the lighthouse doing what it has done since 1873

I might be good enough to be allowed to make a photograph like this one

A hidden trail tucked away in Cape Foulweather reveals a side of the coast most visitors never see

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The top of Salal Hill puts you above the lighthouse

cliff-hugging hillside waiting for the sun to drop to exactly the right angle — until the sunburst kissed the lens of this iconic Oregon lighthouse perfectly

surrounded on three sides

the tiny bird suspended perfectly in mid-air

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