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In 1928, the 1,200-foot-long wooden fishing and pleasure pier was constructed at no cost to local citizens. In 1939, and again in 1983, strong storms damaged the pier requiring it to be rebuilt.
The San Clemente Pier was once one of Orange County's entry points for smuggling liquor into California during the U.S. prohibition era.
The 6th Street Bridge, built in 1928, spans the Allegheny River in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1928,this steel suspension bridge was renamed the Roberto Clemente Bridge, honoring the beloved Baseball Hall of Fame right fielder who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
There is a large statue of Roberto Clemente near the bridge, in front of the PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The sun is just beginning to poke through the morning gray skies as H-BARSDG1-26A hugs the narrow shelf along the Pacific Ocean just south of San Clemente, CA. Freight or no freight, this is an absolutely wonderful place to spend a few hours. It was a welcome respite after spending the previous two days in dumpy Kern County and the industrial grittiness of East LA.
The first San Clemente Pier in 1928 was 1,200 feet long. It was a wooden municipal fishing & pleasure pier constructed at no cost to local citizens. In 1939, and again in 1983, strong storms damaged the pier requiring it to be rebuilt, Orange County California.
Having fun in Topaz, it never gets boring.
I've been working in San Clemente for over 3 years now, and have very few shots from here. I decided to finally go out shooting monday night, but missed most of the color and light due to work, Stay tuned for the next storm that passes through.
San Clemente Pier
Camera : Canon 40D.
Lens : Tokina 11-16 f/2.8
Iso : 100.
RAW file processed with Photoshop CS3.
Copyright © Indy Iskandar Photography All Rights Reserved.
A friend's parents lived in San Clemente and when in the area I always tried to go down around the pier and take some photos around sunset. The roads & freeways have so much traffic, parking almost impossible, so many homeless people, most things are expensive, etc., that I have avoided going to the Southern California coast the last few years.
I got quite a few shots of this photogenic girl from the pier yesterday. I really like the detail in the large.
We had lunch today at Fisherman's in San Clemente. It was a perfect day and it was good to be with my parents and brother Doug.
Tienen que verla en Grande Por Supuesto!!! (Large view, its much better)
Lo que pueden lograr, cuando se juntan 150 hojas de papel, 15 bellotas, una cámara digital, muchas tazas de café, unas cheves, una mesa de vidrio, una lámpara, bueno 2, un tripie, 4 pliegos de celofán de distintos colores, 3 plumones, cinta, una mesita, papel de fondo15 hrs de trabajo, y unas cuantas mentes decadentes.... :D:D jijiji
Dedicada a Los que intervinieron en la producción Thenari, PAcheo, Juanito, el tuzo, Sam, La lencha y juanita, por supuesto que no hubiera sido nada sin ustedes abrazos
Canción: 7 nation army; The White Stripes...
Lo pueden ver en... www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYCmS_b9qIQ
San Clemente Pier
Camera : Canon 40D.
Lens : Tokina 11-16 f/2.8
Iso : 100.
RAW file processed with Photoshop CS3.
Copyright © Indy Iskandar Photography All Rights Reserved.
San Clemente, California
Thank you to everybody who helped my last photo make Explore!
Camera = Olympus E-PL5
Lens = Olympus 14-42mm
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A shot from San Clemente Pier in California. I've always loved taking pictures of piers, gives a great perspective going off into the ocean. Have a great weekend my friends, happy shooting.
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Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train 770 rolls along the Pacific Ocean at Calafia Beach in San Clemente, California on March 14, 2022.
Amtrak/Metrolink railway tracks along the coast in San Clemente California.
A nice trail below the houses perched on sandstone cliffs.
The Pacific Ocean to the right.