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seen on Explore Aug.12, 2008

Another picture from Mörudden.

A man arriving at the docks with his sailboat. The last minutes of light on this day. The sun has precisely sunken behind the horizon.

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This third and last in the trilogy of Storm Eunice photos illustrates the tidal race off Portland Bill. It is well known as one of the dozen most feared and dangerous tidal races in the UK. In conditions like this, no mariner in their right mind would go anywhere near it. Even in calm conditions, specialist knowledge and extreme care is needed.

The cherry trees at peak bloom at the Tidal Basin in Washington DC.

Rescue Tower, The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, England.

Through a narrow 300-metre wide gap roar the tidal flows from the otherwise land-locked waters of Seymour and Belize Inlets. With the benefit of the Naiad’s two big 700 horsepower engines, we travelled right up to this vantage point of the 13.4 knot ebb tide with huge whirlpools that should alarm any sea captain.

 

In the middle of the gap is Tremble Island which quite literally trembles with the power of these tides.

 

The rapids were discovered by explorers under the command of Captain Pender in 1865 and named for the local Indian tribe.

 

You can see aerial pictures and a video taken by a drone here: slowboat.com/2018/07/skull-cove-nakwakto/

 

Taken using my new superwide lens

HD Pentax DA★11-18mm F2.8 ED DC AW

 

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Cove Harbour.

13 stops of ND plus 3 stops grad nd to hold the sky.

July 4, 2018

 

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Head of the Meadow Beach

Cape Cod National Seashore

Truro, Massachusetts

Cape Cod - USA

 

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Water flows out with the ebbing tide at Torrey Pines state park.

I often come here on the way home from my day occupation. Perhaps not so often in these short winter days when I seem to leave and return during the in-between light of twilight.

 

The little tidal creeks of Torrens Island in the last rays of sunset always make be feel like I have stepped into another world altogether.

 

The colours, rich and vibrant. The texture, almost tactile. The azure rivulets drawing attention to the rising tide which feeds them. The entire landscape, so natural and detached from the world I usually inhabit.

 

This little haven, Torrens Island, one of suburban Adelaide’s hidden treasures, is I place I can completely escape to, if only for a little while.

Another day, another totally different look. It's why I keep going back.

 

Once more, a close view reminds me of canyon country in the desert southwestern US, though in browns and grays now, instead of ornages and reds, even to the signs of a receding water level.

 

To see the whole, varied collection of my photos of this ever-changing tidal pool, visit my album, That Protean Tidal Pool: www.flickr.com/photos/jerry-rockport/albums/7217772030227...

One from the archives....

 

On the beach at sunset, Birling Gap, East Sussex - UK

The dramatic sea coast of the Llyn Peninsula

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From Guam, Peace.

Hospital Reef, La Jolla

Incoming tide at Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, England.

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amphibious cliff face of the Pacific shore

my day is barren and broken

bereft of light and song

 

a sea beach bleak and windy

that moans the whole day long.

 

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excerpt from sarah teasdale's "ebb tide."

at Iona Beach, Richmond BC.

Coming tomorrow to Fantasy Gacha Carnival!

 

Mer furniture and decor with a salvage/ruins theme. Poses should fit most tails - demo available at our mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Zebria/106/154/751

  

~RARE~

Throne - 4LI / 4 sits (single avatar)

 

~COMMON~

Tub Nest - 2LI / 4 sleep poses (single avatar)

Table - 3LI

Tall Rock Light - 3LI

Table Lamp - 1LI

Stool - 2LI / 6 sits (single avatar)

Ground Clutter - 2LI

Table Clutter - 1LI

Hanging Seaweed Add-ons x3 - 1LI ea

The full Tidal Sands gallery can be found on my website here.

 

The accompanying video can be found here.

 

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On the island of Milos, Greece is an amazing beach - Sarakiniko. Beautiful rock formation, great swimming and cliff jumping, and tidal pools too. Wonderful

The warm glow of the setting sun is reflected off the rocky shelves and cliffs at '4 mile beach', Santa Cruz. Sunset was a bit low key but the after glow which produced some beautiful reds is captured in my previous post. Thanks for stopping by!

 

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"Movies, after all, are only an illusion of motion comprised of thousands of still photographs. The imagination, however, moves with its own tidal flow."

— Stephen King

 

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Little Espinosa Inlet, west of Tahsis, Vancouver island. Note the way the estuarine deposits of Mamat Creek, coming in from the right, branch and extend two ways as the tidal currents (obviously anthropogenically modified by the logging road and bridge) modify fluvial deposition.

 

The full Tidal Sands gallery can be found on my website here.

 

The accompanying video can be found here.

 

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