David Hellard Photography

~Almost~

This one I had a difficult time picking a crop for instagram. The first is the true final as I like the large expanse of white., but kind of hard to grasp on a small screen. So the 2nd image is specifically for IG. Let me know if you have thoughts!

The last is zoomed in on the figures so you can see them.
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Taken using a long exposure with intentional camera movement.

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~Enchanted Forest~

Taken on the Storey Burn Loop trail in the Tillamook State Forest.

~An Impression of Autumn-
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Long exposure, double exposure. I’d say “intentional camera movement” but I honestly can’t remember if I moved the camera intentionally or it just shook a bit during this 4s exposure 😀
Taken somewhere around the OHSU campus in Portland’s Homestead district.

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~Wave Goodbye~
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One last wave photo until I can take some more.
From my non-King Tide visit to Cape Disappointment.

~You, Lose Yourself~

Long exposure, ICM, double exposure. 📷

Will soon be available for printing (hopefully) 🖼️

~Timid Cynic~

Volume up to hear an absolutely beautiful song.

Taken at Silver Falls State Park.

~Pahana~
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Everyone will be posting their beautiful photos from Cape Disappointment over the next week or so. I had planned on driving out to the coast but I'm struggling to overcome my mental inertia.

So anyway, here's a photo I took there a year or so ago. It's not awe-inspiring but I think it's kinda pretty. 😊

~Specter’s Thread~
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I had originally planned to do a Halloween themed photo-of-the-day for October but then the Covid robbed me of my energy and motivation.
Maybe if I plod along slowly, I can have 31 images for 2026?

~Flickers of the Past~

Some attempts at long exposure and ICM with a group of photog-friends at a mostly empty shopping mall.

~Winter Woods~

From a recent photowalk at Buxton Trestle.
Effect achieved by taking several photographs at various exposures and blending them together in photoshop.