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We love the Sunshine Coast as it has long stretches of beautiful beaches. That bulk carrier offshore was waiting for the pilot to guide it into the Port of Brisbane, while the lifeguards were completing their afternoon training session in the surf, and we were waiting till it was time to go to our seafood restaurant for the evening.
We went to check out the old wreck at Crow Point and it looks a lot more battered than when I visited a year or so ago. It seems to have partially collapsed which is a shame. The dusk light was very good though as this shot was taken about 30 minutes before sunset.
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This elevated viewpoint at 6433' is accessible by a high-clearance vehicle and offers dramatic views of Death Valley.
Onze hond wacht geduldig tot ik klaar ben met fotograferen.
Our dog waits patiently for me to finish taking pictures of the vanishing point
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The original lighthouse at Point Wilson was built in 1879. The current structure was completed in 1904 and equipped with a fourth order Fresnel lens. It is located within the boundries of Fort Worden State Park near Port Townsend, Jefferson County, Washington and is maintained by the US Coast Guard. It was added to the National Resgister of Historic Places in 1971.
Did another processing on this picture/view. The first one's a little bit on the harsher side of hdr. Happy Friday!
Nash Point, Glamorgan Heritage Coast, South Wales.
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POINT OF AYRE
ILE DE MAN
The main light at Point of Ayre was established in 1818, but some 70 years later it was found necessary to build an additional small light tower some 250 yards seaward from the main tower. Due to continuous gravel build-up, this tower moved a further 250ft seaward in 1951, and now stands out on the gravel bank. This light is referred to as the "Winkie".
Le phare principal de Point of Ayre a été établi en 1818, mais quelque 70 ans plus tard, il a été jugé nécessaire de construire une petite tour de phare supplémentaire à environ 250 mètres au large de la tour principale. En raison de l'accumulation continue de gravier, cette tour s'est déplacée de 250 pieds supplémentaires vers la mer en 1951 et se distingue maintenant sur le banc de gravier. Cette lumière est appelée "Winkie".
Split Point lighthouse, Victoria, Australia. I wanted a very different image from when I visited 19 years previously:
Taken on Olympus E-PL3 and TTArtisan 50mm f2 lens. Edited in Darktable and GIMP
The rear DPU on B65111 crosses over the trestle at Pool Point. In a couple miles, they'll hold for a work window at Towers.
As the sun begins to set, colors slowly seep into the clouds above Heritage Park. A life-size museum reflecting times 100 years ago, the park's oil derrick points toward the sky marking the end of another day.
“La réalité n’est qu’un point de vue.”
Philip K. Dick
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Out with the Focus crew down to Little Austi (just north of Austinmer) on a rock shelf called Brickyard Point. The headland in the background is Bells Point. A rising tide and a 1.5m swell gave these consistent waterfalls into the channel. Lots of time to work on different comps which is unusual.
5 stop Hoya ND filter