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Portland Head Light is a historic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The light station sits on a head of land at the entrance of the primary shipping channel into Portland Harbor, which is within Casco Bay in the Gulf of Maine.
Happy Truck Thursday and Happy Holidays to all you truck lovers! Circa 1970's Volkswagen Vanagon owned by Portland Gear, parked inside Washington Square Mall before Christmas.
Portland Gear is a "Hip merchant offering Portland-branded T-shirts, accessories & hats for men & women, plus souvenirs." They also have a store located at 627 SW 19th Ave, Portland, OR 97205.
Portland, OR with the Hawthorne Bridge.
Three exposure HDR (-1,0,+1) with light added to foreground elements.
When I was a kid, the docks at Portland, Maine were in a dilapidated condition, practically falling into the ocean. They were no place for anyone to be at night, being the poorest part of Portland--seedy, dangerous and violent.
Today, Portland docks are a wonderful tourist destination with many bars, stores and restaurants. One of the few success stories in Maine.
In this image of Portland lighthouse in Dorset, what you can't see is the extremely strong wind, which is trying its best to blow my camera and tripod into the sea.
The Isle of Portland, also known as Portland Bill for its beak-like shape, and famous for its Portland building stone, is in the background. It is joined to the mainland by a shingle bank (Chesil Bank or Beach) with a lagoon on its landward side (The Fleet). Dorset, south coast of England, UK.
Portland Bill in Dorset a lovely cold clear day for a Kase filters demo day as the afternoon moved on some high clouds moved across the sky. Shot looking east with a circular polariser and if you look carefully a crow on the rocks.
Three of the essential elements used to create a Japanese garden are stone, the “bones” of the landscape; water, the life-giving force; and plants, the tapestry of the four seasons.
Memory Lane Motors, Portland, Oregon
"Oh Sooo Rare and Beautiful!! Only 9,671 were produced in ’54. The all new 256ci Over head valve V8 engine known as the “Y-Block” made its debut this year. Backed by a Merc-O-Matic automatic transmission with a column shifter. This beautifully kept and maintained Monterey has only 50,784 actual miles! A one time refinish of the factory colors of Glenoaks Green over Parklane Green. Original Tu-Tone Upholstery is in very nice condition. Beautiful Tu-tone 3 bar steering wheel. Power Brakes, Fender Skirts and an AM Radio. Newer Radial Wide White Wall Tires, nice mellow dual exhaust that has a wonderful nostalgic tone. Solid body with a nice factory fit and finish. Smooth ride and a great car to take out on club tours."