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Multiple Exposures at the Little Squalicum Pier

February 24, 2026

Tonight I brought my favorite camera, the Ricoh GRIIIX down to the Little Squalicum Pier and played with multiple exposure photography. At 40mm of course. It was a lot of fun!

I go to the pier as often as I can to catch sunsets and reflect on my life. It’s my safe, special place. ❤️

Deeply reflecting tonight on my new journey in life and how I am continually discovering my who I am without my old patterns.

Written With All My Love,

Tukayote Helianthus

❤️

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