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Europe, The Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam Zuid, Waalhaven, Stieltjesstraat, Fence, offshore tech, Pipe layer, (uncut)
Behind the fence, Blue Marine Offshore vessels are berthed. The red tech structure belongs to an ocean-going pipe / cable layer.
Shot with the Lumix LX7, a vintage compact cam with the sweet Leica/Lumix f/1,4 - 2,3 - 24-90 mm lens, this time set up to utilize the for the time revolutionary in-cam 3 > 1 HDR processing.
This is number 1075 of Minimalism / explicit graphism and 290 of Rotterdam Harbour & industry .
Photo taken in a steel workshop. This is a stairway to the control cabin of a massive offshore crane
In 2017 we visited Key West and took a sea plane to Fort Jefferson NP, an island off the coast of Florida. This image was snapped through a window of the plane as we flew over long stretches of clear, shallow water where ocean currents form underwater rivers of white sand.
I took this shot about 30 minutes after the ferry had embarked on its journey to Newcastle-upon-Tyne. To my surprise, an offshore windpark appeared on the horizon. I took a couple of images some of which I will post in the next couple of days. Here's the first one.I am aware that this grainy and moody style isn't everybody's cup of tea. I hope you like it anyway.
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The Asia Pacific Economic Conference (APEC) is in San Francisco, and the city is doing its best to put on a good show. Laser light shows abound, mostly downtown. These light beams have been showing up nightly to the west, just offshore. This image was taken through an upstairs window. I used my macro lens, since it has the both fast exposure and magnification. Tomorrow I hope to get a view of the big light show on the other side of the hill.
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Dawn and a very strong offshore breeze flattening the sea in the shelter of Ramsey South Shore wall. This was just before the morning swim on 23rd December.
Last night the weather/surf report was looking pretty good for today to produce. So I woke up this morning & drove to the usual spot & it was delivering the goods:) The sun was peaking out through the clouds & barrel after barrel came flying over my head for about 45 minutes. I hadn't seen the inside of a barrel in over a week so I am still super stoked! Then, one wave later the wind shifted onshore, brought the fog with it, & ruined everything! haha. It was an awesome 45 minutes though!
Today was pretty special. The Ocean is alive & it allowed me to be a part of it; even if it was only for a short time:)
Thank you to everybody for this awesome week! I haven't had much time in the water so it has been super fun making some new flickr friends!