Murrell's Inlet
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Viewing sunset over Mount Sustina across Cook Inlet from Point Woronzof Park is a popular summerime activity in Anchorage, Alaska.
Although the sunset occured at 2210 on August 10, there is no true 'night' at this time of year in Anchorage. Just an ever darkening twilight until 0320 when the sun begins to climb higher, reaching the horizon around 0600.
Pahurehure Inlet
Entering Auckland on the Southern Motorway (State Highway 1) Taken out of the car because you're not allowed to stop there....I was a passenger and not the driver!!!
The Whitsundays from a recent cruise day trip. I thought I was dreaming. Then again, I do daydream lots 😉
Murlough Bay (from Gaelic "Murlach" meaning "Sea Inlet") in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
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Nothing like wading out through the waves in the dark, getting soaked, carefully treading through the waves to reach the jetty rocks slippery with algae. We went yesterday and I didn't care for the pictures although the fun was topnotch. This morning, despite the forecast, the sunrise was a pretty one. Thanks to Greg and Ash for including me in. None of us, or our equipment, came out worse for wear and it was worth an early wakeup. (Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse)
The sun kept trying to hide itself behind the thin cloud layer that was moving in from the Tasman Sea. That's why some of the shots in this series are in bright momentary sunlight, and ones like this are more subdued. By late afternoon the marine layer had set in and cloud cover was down to several hundred metres. But the tranquility of this scene impressed me as we look over to the Governor Island Marine Reserve, a haven for seabirds.
Brooding clouds hovered over the snow caped peaks of a mountain range made for a dramatic sunset as viewed from Pond Inlet.
The fog had mostly lifted by the time we hiked down to Tod Inlet on this calm day a couple of months ago. (BC).
The pilings are what is left of a dock that was here, back in the day when the product to make cement was quarried out of the hillside. They now have boxes to house the Purple Martin on them, and are a favorite hang out for the Cormorants.
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This shot really shows the inlet to the brackish lake, Eastern Lake that dumps out into the Gulf of Mexico.
I don't know when I've seen a prettier day at the inlet than the day I took this photo. The clouds were so low it was almost as if you could reach out and touch them! Everything was perfect, from the color of the water to the color of the sky, and the wonderful shadows that hit the walkway as I sized up the shot just added to it all.
I used an HDR and Orton treatment in post processing to pull up more detail and color, and took out some of the gold tones that were on the walkway to create a little more color contrast.
I'm up late thanks to sleeping in something like 15 hours last night. My good intentions were to sleep and sleep, so I could get well faster, but my body just wouldn't stay in zombie mode to cooperate, so here it is after 3 AM and I'm just about to hit the hay! I do feel a lot better after getting all that rest, and I thank everyone who prayed for me and sent me good thoughts! I see light at the end of the tunnel. Now, to sleep again....Good night!
I think this is the inlet most of the sea water comes through as it covers the salt marsh when there is an extremely high spring tide.
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse at night in Ponce Inlet, FL.
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