Came upon this scene while hiking in Oregon’s Ecola State Park, near Indian Beach. It’s an old concrete bunker built during World War II high on a cliff-top, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It once housed radar equipment used to search the north-pacific skies for approaching enemy aircraft.
Long deserted, it now stands quietly amid moss, fern, and forest as a testament to turbulent times.
Being Oregon’s coast, the day was speckled with fog. The greens of the forest were almost surreal. The dappled light reaching this scene was nicely diffused. The fog acted as a giant, photographic soft box in the sky, rendering mostly even light across this scene.
Tags: Ecola State Park, Forest, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Wall Decor
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