Harbors around the world
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Explore August, 11 - 2016 Thank you.
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"Close your eyes and slip away
To the dream of your fancy
Close your eyes and float downstream
To where the marsh grass dances... "
Bruce Hornsby - from the song "Harbor Lights"
Saint Augustine Harbor. The Atlantic Inlet, Manatazas River, Tolomato River, all converge on the oldest city of the USA, right here.
One photo. Image, textures and digital painting by me, Tom.
This is an abstract painting from a photo. Night image. Not a sunset.
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Day 12: A day in Húsavik. We spent a day in this place, Húsavik is a beautiful port city, famous in Iceland for sighting whales!!
What a emotive experience!!
This week the photos maybe a bit repetitive, but for me is interesting show us... =O)
Have a great week my friends !!
Even with the 10mm ... needed two captures there to get the wide view I wanted with the crane completely in the frame plus the floating dock. This is a stitch of two captures to the wide view I envisioned standing there.
A great evening to be there in Baltimore along the harbor areas.
Lady Maryland and Sigsbee docked at the Frederick Douglass- Isaac Myers pier in Fells Point, Baltimore Harbor.
Early morning along the Columbia River.
I will be away for a several days, taking my first flight since the start of Covid. See you the middle of next week.
Two Harbor Seal Lions on an iceberg calving from Red Stone glacier, a tidewater glacier in the Northwestern Fjord, Kenai Fjords National Park - Alaska
Harbor seals, Phocidae family, also called “common” or “hair” seals by some locals. They are covered with short, stiff, bristle-like hair. Coloration varies, but two basic patterns occur: light gray sides and belly with dark blotches or spots, or a dark background with light rings. They can be distinguished from other pinnipeds, such as fur seals and sea lions, by the absence of external ear flaps; only a small hole (the external pinnae, or opening to the ear canal) is visible on either side of their head. Harbor seals are mammals and therefore breathe air, but they are well adapted to life in the ocean.
The first white settlers to Alaska in the 1700s established a massive fur trade based on the pelts of harbor seals and nearly wiped them out completely, but since the Marine Mammal Protection Act, their numbers have rebounded and are now estimated at between 200,000-300,000.
True friends see who we really are, hear our words and the feelings behind them, hold us in the safe harbor of their embrace, and accept us as we are.
~Sue Thoele
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