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❀ Credits here ❀
It's almost the end of the month, meaning that many events are also ending soon. So here's one final post to celebrate June's events and all of the loveliness that came with them.
I will be taking a break until early July to sort things out in real life and wrap this semester up fabulously. I have talked about it a bit more in my blog post, for those who are interested. Thank you for everything and see you in July, loves! ♥
Beach Day / Social Distancing Day 109, 07/02/2020, Beach Haven, NJ
Leica Camera AG M Monochrom
Canon 35mm f2.0 LTM
ƒ/9.5 1/1000 320
The usual beach art on the banks of the Thames at low tide.
I was unlucky to be passing by when the beach was crowded . . . probably because this was the first warm night in weeks. (Actually there seemed to be a lot of summer parties on the banks of the Thames this evening.)
This is a 4 second exposure but I have exposed the foreground with flash at -1EV.
Manly Beach in Sydney. It's one of my favorite beaches here in Australia. You can now follow me on Instagram @slrphotographyguide or visit instagram.com/slrphotographyguide
Beach Stone-curlew at Merimbula. These birds are Critically Endangered in NSW and are rarely seen this far south.
Presumably this is the same bird that was seen here last year and stayed around for a few weeks.
Bali 2012. At sunset in Bali people like to walk along the beach and it can get busy at that time. The nearer the water you go, the fewer the people. I saw this boy paddling in the shallows and as I approached, he ran away.
Mundesley Beach in Norfolk. I took my new Fujifilm XPro 2 to try it out and see how it performed. I wanted a camera that I could tuck in to my business bag when I go in to London on business. This camera was never seen as a replacement for my Canon 5Ds r. I know its smaller and much lighter but when I am out specifically for taking images I don't find the Canon equipment too heavy even when I take with me four or five lenses. However, when on business I didn't want to take a rucksack to meetings. Hence the Fuji camera
Remembering the photo again when I travel to the city of Lamongan East Java. Only armed with snacks, water and a little money in the wallet did not forget a few cigarettes to accompany my loneliness.
With the old cars I drove down the street. I went around looking for objects sunset because it was already late in the afternoon today. Stop the pace of my car on the sidewalk near the beach while waiting for sunset a time I eat small meals and drink water to moisten a dry throat.
I took this photo Lamongan Paciran coast region of East Java. After I read a lot about the history of the internet media in some Paciran beaches and local life that goes Lamongan district and the region was officially established in 1569. Lamongan city was already inhabited by people about 300 years before Christ.
The life of the local community and the majority of fishermen are predominantly Islamic. Sites are very strong because they are formed from the time of the Islamic Sultanate of Demak kingdom. I see a lot of houses that are still much below the poverty line, but they never feel alone. Way of life they always work together and help each other, so it is still intertwined tolerance in society and it seems like they really enjoy life despite the difficulties.
How wonderful if you can learn from people like that who want to learn from any condition. Besides taking photos I also saw how they socialize among themselves. The tendency of individuals living there does not seem to mind because they need each other.
I saw a distant sun began leaning westernized mark the day will soon change this evening moment I'm waiting (sunset view) with the beam so amazing sheen. I prepared to attach a tripod and camera to manual mode landscape position. There are some pictures that I took for backup, after all done I will relax a bit and take a bag to pick up a cigarette.
Day has been dark I had to continue the journey home.
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Here’s one from the beach at Marine Park. I was originally going to take some shots in downtown Tacoma but then decided to head down by the water. By the time I got there the light was fading fast but I knew a long exposure would bring out some color and sure enough it did.
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Beach Day, 07/12/2019, Long Beach, NY
Leica Camera AG M Monochrom
7Artisans 50mm f/1.1
ƒ/11.0 50.0 mm 1/500 320
Pano of the Caloundra - Kings Beach pool, these clouds turned amazing a little while later, but I like the gentle look to this image. 11 shots, ISO 200, f/16, 40mm, 8sec.
Had another go at HDR
One of those annoying photographer people kept getting in the way of my shots! ;o)
Thanks for getting this to #13 in Explore! Very unexpected!
Thanks for getting a blue square to #33 in Explore yesterday too! =)
Beach huts shot taken at Dawlish Warren, Devon, UK
South of Wallabi Point, the shoreline curves south for 6 km to Red Head. In between is the longer Diamond Beach and two smaller beaches on the north side of the head (NSW 190 & 191). Diamond Beach (NSW 189) is also known as Back Saltwater, or just Back Beach by the locals, and runs for 5.5 km to the south-southwest curving round to trend due south at the southern end. The beach can be accessed from the Saltwater National Park in the north, which may mean a walk across the rocky creek mouth if its flowing, and from the southern Diamond Beach community. The Darawank Nature Reserve occupies the northern half of the beach, while in the south, a few shops and a car park are at the small Diamond Beach settlement, together with 4WD access to the beach.
It receives waves averaging 1.5 m in the north, decreasing at the very southern end owing to slight protection from Red Head and some reefs off the head. It has a double bar system in the north-centre and a single bar to the south. The inner bar is dominated by rips throughout its length with 20 or more rips common along the beach, as well as a permanent rip against Wallabi Point, which is supplemented by tidal flows from the creek when it is open.
From beachsafe.org.au
South Pointe Park Walk - Miami Beach, Florida
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Cruise Return - Entering Port of Miami - 6AM
Miami, Florida U.S.A. - February 17th, 2025
Port of Miami - Miami, Florida U.S.A. - Winter
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----------------------Magic City Miami----------------------
-------------------Five-day Cruise Return ----------------
---------------Sunrise Home-Port Arrival ----------------
----------Pre-Dawn over Miami Beach, Florida -----------
---------Miami - Port of Miami - Turning Basin ----------
*[left-double-click for a closer-look - SUNRISE - looking NE]
Rock Legends Cruise XII - February 13th - 17th, 2025
Independence of the Seas - Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
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Miami, Florida - Coco Cay, Bahamas - Miami - (five days)
19 Bands! - Five Day Party - three stages! - 58 Shows!
Concerts all day-and-night from 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM
2025 Bands:-- Alice Cooper -- STYX -- Blackberry Smoke
Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening - Burton Cummings
Don Felder - Robin Trower - John Waite - Gregg Rolie Band
Colin Blunstone of the Zombies - Foghat - Gary Hoey Band
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - Robert John & The Wreck - Two Wolf
Nikki Hill - The Damn Truth - The Cold Stares - Sam Morrow
*Rock Legends XII - (Feb 2025) - Cruise Video Montage
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dedicated to fighting hunger and providing basic life necessities
to families living on Reservations in South Dakota, U.S.A.
*[this was our 8th consecutive (annual) Rock Legends Cruise
(1-year postponed w/ covid). We already booked RLC XIII 2026
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