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A snowy owl doing his stretches on a sandbar. Photographing stretching snowy owls is a favorite of mine. Just as much as the flight shots.
The sandbar in the retention pond at Fiorenza Park attracts migratory White Pelicans and resident Cormorants. Houston, Texas.
This sandbar lies just several hundred meters off the northern beach at Maniwaya Island. The waters here are among the clearest we've seen so far.
My buddy Sean Gravem shooting back from the channel. This is what it looks like to pull in under the hook.
The sandbar at Bonbon Beach, Romblon. During low tide the water is shallow enough to walk all the way to the island in the background. This beach is still practically deserted with no resort or even a hut,
SMART Island and sandbar is named after the SMART Telco company that established a cell site on the island at Port Barton Bay, Palawan, Philippines.
Bonbon Beach in Romblon town, Romblon has a beautiful curving sandbar leading towards Bangug Island. We arrived here by boat but also explored it from land on our last day at Romblon.
Sandbars in the South Raccoon River. Photogapthed in Guthrie County, Iowa south of Panora and Guthrie Center.
Developed with Darktable 3.6.0. Two photos combined with the Hugin Panorama editor (free, open source).
Sarasota is a dream place to enjoy boating, but one warning it has many sandbars and shallow parts. If you look, one can see in this photo, the strip of lighter colour in the water running the length of the photo that is a sandbar. One has to get to know the waterways until one is really comfortable boating with confidence. We have had some interesting times over the years.
The beach and sandbar at Hilantagaan Island, Santa Fe, Cebu. A fishing village is located right at the beach.
The sandbar at Sombrero Island. This island is the farthest among the 3 island destinations that usually make up the island-hopping circuit in San Pascual, Burias Island, Masbate.
Reflections in the Nicomen Slough near Deroche, BC, seen while picture taking with my friend Patty M (vermillion$baby). (19-12-08-3049)
Thompson River
Kamloops, B.C.
A few days of above zero weather saw the snow on the river melt, turning what had been a vast white expanse into a patchwork of sandbars, snow patches and bluish river ice. There was a snowfall the night after this photo was taken and the river is again all white.
Approaching Tinalisayan Island and its sandbar, San Pascual, Burias Island, Masbate. Corals can easily be seen through the surrounding crystal-clear turquoise waters.
Willie Creek Pearl Farm Broome Western Australia
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An early morning low tide and distant building clouds made for a good time to stop the boat for some pix.
Sharing a little more of the sandbar that became the subject of a week long obsession. I found myself looking forward to low tides so I could walk out and study it more. Dawn visits worked best, before the footprints came to spoil my canvas. This made as the tide returned, lapping away at the edges. Each retreat bringing new patterns and shapes, tiny canyons and scribes made from countless grains. The art of the sea.
This image was taken at Lake Yellowstone. I discoverd the sandbar in the afternoon and thought it might line up nicely with Milky Way.
Unfortunately I had only about 30 minutes between astronomical dusk and moonrise. Therefore, I did not have time to experiment.
On the other hand I was quite glad when I could pack my stuff and leave at moonrise. During my visit in the afternoon I saw a lot of wildlife in the area and it was eerie to be alone out there in the middle of the night...