One of a series of black and white photographs of an old wharf along the Willapa River on a foggy autumn morning in Raymond, Washington.
Old Wharf on the Willapa No. 11, Raymond, Washington, 2018

Photo 11/14 of a series of black and white photographs of an old wharf along the Willapa River on a foggy autumn morning in Raymond, Washington.

Nikon Z7, Nikkor Z 24-70/4 S lens,  ISO 64, 32 mm, ƒ11, 1/6 second.

GPS: 46°41’12.946″ N 123°44’44.635″ W

Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape photography series.

Purchase print at https://www.stevebisigphotography.com/rivers-lakes-waterfalls/ec1175358

View all images from this series at http://www.stevebisig.com/portfolio/photography-project-old-wharf-on-the-willapa-raymond-washington-2018/

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