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Yaquina River, Oregon, July 2014. Digital photograph, 3.4MP (reduced to 1024 x 576 for web display), edited in Paint.NET. 16:9 ratio, suitable for standard widescreen display.

The F/V Kiska Sea is a crabbing vessel owned by a company in Seattle, but she was built in Coos Bay, Oregon, and operates out of Newport, a few miles downriver from where this photo was taken. The vessel has been featured on Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch.

Full-resolution watermarked .jpg image (2448 x 1377, 1.4MB) available as a free download under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 license . You are free to use the image for non-commercial purposes, but you may not alter it in any way, including cropping or removing the copyright notice, which serves as the artist's attribution for the purposes of the Creative Commons license. You must also provide a link to that license so others understand these rights.

Photo and fine-art prints, as well as postcards, are also available for purchase, all watermark-free. They are cropped from the right to a ratio of 1.5:1, preserving the primary subject of the image in its entirety.

Description
Yaquina River, Oregon, July 2014. Digital photograph, 3.4MP (reduced to 1024 x 576 for web display), edited in Paint.NET. 16:9 ratio, suitable for standard widescreen display.

The F/V Kiska Sea is a crabbing vessel owned by a company in Seattle, but she was built in Coos Bay, Oregon, and operates out of Newport, a few miles downriver from where this photo was taken. The vessel has been featured on Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch.

Full-resolution watermarked .jpg image (2448 x 1377, 1.4MB) available as a free download under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 license . You are free to use the image for non-commercial purposes, but you may not alter it in any way, including cropping or removing the copyright notice, which serves as the artist's attribution for the purposes of the Creative Commons license. You must also provide a link to that license so others understand these rights.

Photo and fine-art prints, as well as postcards, are also available for purchase, all watermark-free. They are cropped from the right to a ratio of 1.5:1, preserving the primary subject of the image in its entirety.