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Vancouver Dry Dock at sunset.
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I love taking self-portraits at night. Each shot is a full 16 seconds + that i have to think about whatever
on black:
Saw a couple of these boats lined up at the docks. Their colourful exterior got me interested in catching them.
Queen Elizabeth 2 before it departed on its final voyage. It will visit Melbourne and Perth before it finishes its voyage in November where it will be sold to Dubai and turned into a floating hotel.
Crane, Bristol Docks.
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from very early this morning colourful clouds patterns covered the sky over the egerton dock in birkenhead
The village of Owston Ferry once had it's own ferry service across the River Trent, this is the remains of the dock.
This is in april, off season, so only a few work (lobster) boats are in the harbor. Round Pond is on Route 32 between New Harbor and Friendship
Clouds at sunset overlooking the Harbour Island Assocaition dock on Harbour Island in Narragansett, RI.
You can travel from San Francisco Bay up the Petaluma River and tie up in beautiful downtown Petaluma. This is as far up the river as you can go with a boat.
When I started my South Bay project there were no eastern reaches of Mt. Eden Creek, the creek itself having been truncated by salt pond impoundments. Tidal flow ended near the historical site of Eden Landing. As the Eden Landing Ecological Reserve (ELER) project progressed into Phase I, plans were made to reconnect areas of the former Baumberg Salt Plant, once the eastern end of Mt. Eden Creek, to tidal flow. These were to become the Mt. Eden Creek Marsh and Mt. Eden Creek Muted Marsh. In 2008, a tidal flow was restored to the area by the removal of a dike that paralleled the current day bridge at the Eden Landing Kayak Launch dock.
Just a year earlier, tidal flow was restored via Old Alameda Creek and North Creek to the former southern complex of Baumberg crystallizer beds. This area, just west of the Eden Shores housing development, was named North Creek Marsh. The marsh nomenclature was apt for the northern reaches of the area as it does now sport marsh vegetation. The southern portion has remained a visually intriguing mudflat.
These new tidal areas in ELER’s Phase I are interesting to track as they progress from the dusty, barren plains of disused salt works to established marsh and mudflat. Every year shows a bit of progress.
I am taking these documentary photographs under a Special Use Permit from the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. Kite flying is prohibited over the Eden Landing Ecological Reserve without a Special Use Permit.