Photography: Dillon Beach

Here are some of my favorite photos from my birthday trip to Dillon Beach. This trip was about connection and reflection. Cloud cover allowed for only one sunset and it was an odd one. The sun flattened to a bowl shape and was swallowed by the sea. I found it inspiring and somehow fitting for the place I am right now. Bring on weird!

Let me know if you have a favorite photo.

“I cannot make you understand. I cannot make anyone understand what is happening inside me. I cannot even explain it to myself.”—Franz Kafka


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  • These photos were taken with an Olympus OM-D and edited with ON1 Photo RAW.

44 thoughts on “Photography: Dillon Beach”

    • Thank you! #10 is one of my favorite places to stand. Do you see the shape of a woman in the rocks to the right? She’s always there and I make it a point to stop by and say hi to her. Also, #5 was one of those captures I wasn’t sure if I got until I downloaded the images. It was a happy surprise.

  1. They are all fantastic, but my two favorites are 5 and 10. I like both views of waves. I will have to visit Dillon Beach when I’m in the Bay Area. My DIL went to boarding school in Marin and grew up in Sonoma County.

  2. I like bowl shape Sunset photo. Excellent all photos. Nice photography. Inspiring quote. I can’t guess first photo!. Beautiful your sharing photos of Dillion beach.

  3. All photos are very good. #1 possibly is the most alluring. An air of mystery discovering the beach. Will there be pirates landing to bury a treasure chest?

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    • Thank you! You know, when I was downloading the photos, at first I didn’t see the rock. I thought…how is the water taking that shape? I thought it was interesting enough to include and can totally see how it might appear like a hand of water. I like it even more now.

    • Thank you. I’m glad some of these have movement. I just posted more photos from the same beach and I’m amazed at how different it looks each time.

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