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Unpatched Reading MP15 #2775 brings a string of loads down from the Greenwood Breaker at Arlington... September of 1976.
Dave Augsberger Photo
J.B. Kerr Collection
Fairly full breakers spill at Dudley Beach this morning near the southern end rocks. Newcastle, Australia. The cluster of peaks on the horizon (right) are just over 40 kms away).
Meopta Belar 75mm f4.5 enlarger lens (four blades).
We move in rhythm, in cycles. I've been thinking about that a bit lately. Another week has past. A different cycle is about to begin. One after one they go by.
I love this photo, but I find it sad.
I hope that your Saturday is beautiful and happy. :)
Grand Marais Harbor
It was quite breezy along the lake on this afternoon. Clouds rising from the northwestern horizon, resulted in showers later that evening.
It would be fun to know how many people each year walk the breaker out to the lighthouse for an adventure and better harbor view?
Grand Marais is a destination town along the North Shore . . if you have never been there, check it out! :)
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The Rozewerf is a little group of wooden houses situated just besides the dike of the island Marken. The island is situated in the former sea IJsselmeer, now called Markermeer. In strong winters the water of the IJsselmeer was frozen. In order to protect the Rozewerf against crossing ice at the end of the winter, these ice breakers were built (in the year 1872).
Marken, 2018.
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On another of my California coast drives, I stopped at my favorite place on the coast for a smoke break and to capture a few photons. Caught this cool shot of a wave at Pescadero State Beach, between Half Moon Bay and Santa Cruz.
Fine Art Long Exposure Black and White/Monochrome. Breaker #Three with the receding tide leaving the sands naked to nature once more. Seaside town of Barmouth, North Wales, United Kingdom.
Diabolical - Storm Evert Newhaven Harbour Breaker
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Smashing these beast out today whilst laying prone the winds down by the breakers were diabolical salt spray in every nook and cranny. But worth every single drop of saltwater. Newhaven Harbour Breakwater is a beast when it hits the wall a backwash smashes back creating a secondary wave that pushes backwards along the beach. Churning up all sorts, the seagull dancing on the insane gusts of wind, strong enough to lean into the winds.