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MV Anvil Point leaving Portsmouth.
A Point Class Roll on Roll Off cargo ship.
One of 6, 4 of which are contracted as Naval Auxilliary ships.
Found this bit of driftwood on a wee walk round the point.
I was freezing cold - can't wait for summer!
23.01.11
Camera: Mamiya M645 1000S
Lens: Mamiya - Sekor C 80mm 1:2.8
Film: Fujifilm Acros 100
Developer: D76 78 deg for 5'45"
Converted to digital: Pentax K5
Taroweap Point. Grand Canyon Nat'l Park, Utah
Neg# NPGC 004, Mamiya RB67, 80mm, YG filter, PXP film, 1979
From Zabriskie Point at Death Valley National Park in California.
It was 120 F the day we were there, I didn't get out of the car much.
Point Edmund
In 1941, Lt. Charles Wilkes USN of the U.S. exploring expedition named this point of land "Point Edmund," presumably in honor of his son. Although it was later officially named "Edwards Point," the earlier name continued after the city of Edmonds was incorporated in 1890.
This marker placed here September 1992 by the Edmonds South Snohomish County Historical Society.
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Taken at Cave Point County Park in Door County, WI. Combined 3 exposure bracketed shots to form this HDR photo.
No trip up to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is complete without a stop at Michigan's most photographed Lighthouse - Point Betsie.
Taken on a recent trip to Howard Creek Ranch, near Westport in California.
© John Krzesinski, 2012.
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Neist Point - is on the west coast of Skye. The Lighthouse was built in 1909 at a cost of £4,350 - the engineer being David A Stevenson of the famous Stevenson family of lighthouse builders.
We've arrived at Hug Point. It's not long after low tide but the waves are already coming back in, nixing our full exploration.
Yours truly and friend Ted. Aerial photograph of Pinhey's Point Heritage Property and Public Park on the Ottawa River.
Additional photos from this session.
© Rob Huntley
Original Material Type: Photocopy of newspaper article
Title: New Branch Library
Publication Info: The Spokesman, August 1967
Subject Keywords: San Francisco, San Francisco Public Library, Bayview Branch Library, Bayview Hunters Point, Barry Wasserman, John Bolles Architect, Anna E. Waden Branch Library
Collection: Bayview Branch Archives
Repository: San Francisco History Center - San Francisco Public Library
Built in 1866, replacing several buildings in the block that were destroyed by a fire in 1862. The buildings were constructed by Richard and Colan Goldsworthy, who were Cornish stone masons that emigrated to Mineral Point. The block has housed a variety of retail establishments over the years.
By far the cleanest and the best beach I've come across so far in Southern California. There were maybe a total of 10 people on the beach. Absolutely clean and somewhat secluded. To get there requires a minimal walk down a dirt trail and steep staircase. The water is so clean you can actually see through it! And I found out that the last scene in the orginal "planet of the apes" where the statue of liberty was sticking out of the sand was shot on the far side of the beach.
There was some dense trees off one of the paths at Silver Lake, I decided since there was a lot of traffic on the path I was going to move off the path to not be in the way, as I was looking up, taking a deep breath, I saw the tops of the trees.. Now usually I would've just carried on my way, but there was something spectacular about how the little hole they created at the top was letting through the light, I went for it, knowing that this little window of light wouldn't last long, same in life, when there is a window and you know you have to take the chance, do it.
Seruni Point, Bromo, East Java, Indonesia.
"The Tenggerese with their handsome horses ready to provide an easy ride to sunrise watchers for a fee of IDR100,000 and IDR50,000, ascending and descending respectively. The climb starts at circa 2.30 am and the route was rather steep and exhaustive that could leave many panting in the thin air and chilling temperature."
Seruni Point is one the two vista points at Mount Pananjakan of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park consisting a massif of volcanic complex.
The Browns Point Lighthouse is not one of the world's most elegant lighthouses, but there is a nice unassuming park and museum there, making it a good place to spend an out-of-the-way relaxing afternoon.