Tidal Basin, Washington D.C.

Richmond's River Thames Lock and Tidal Barrier Footbridge

Greater London. England. UK.

Los Osos, CA

Montana De Oro State Park

Pentax 645D

Pentax 200mm

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On the Somerset Levels between Uphill Marina and the river Axe.

Explore #278 at peak

The tide coming in at sunrise, Beadnell bay, Northumberland, UK

35mm f11 iso100 3.2sec polariser

3-stop graduated ND filter to control the sky

Tidal Wave, by Browning Norton

Ace D-423, 1960

Cover art by Macario "MAC" Gomez

6000 heads away from Newport over the tidal River Usk with the Severn Wye Express 9th May 1987.

DC's famed cherry trees celebrate autumn with colorful fall folilage.

Mothercombe, Devon.

Beach stroll, 10/04/2018, Lincoln City, OR.

Panasonic DMC-GF2

LUMIX G VARIO 14-42/F3.5-5.6

ƒ/5.6 42.0 mm 1/1250 100

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Beautiful shoreline at Tidal Falls Preserve.

Tidal Basin

Wilson's Prom, Victoria

Kittery Point, Maine, USA

Leica M11, Voigtländer 35mm APO-Lanthar

Two-image pano

As the tide starts to come in, these rocks are slowly eaten up each day. Today I was around at the right time to capture the tide spilling over these rocks in the San Francisco Bay.

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This is the Northton saltings, down on the southern tip of Harris—a place where the tide gently scribbles through the land like a calligrapher in a meditative trance. Shot from the drone on a still morning, it’s a quiet mosaic of tidal inlets and grassy hummocks, all leading the eye to that stately hill in the distance. It’s a wonderful example of how drone photography can reveal the abstract rhythms of the land—patterns that are all but invisible from the ground

The high-tide line is clearly visible in this photo of a tidal wetland along Queens Creek, a tributary of the York River. © D. Malmquist/VIMS.

Image taken at Brighton Beach

A view over to the Isle of Arran with the sun dropping behind the island, taken looking over one of the tidal pools at Saltcoats.

The structure to the left sits at the end of the sea wall and is a viewing tower.

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Saltcoats is a small town on the West Coast of Scotland,

This name is derived from the town's earliest industry when salt was harvested from the sea water, carried out in small cottages along the beach.

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Taken using a Sigma 10-20 and Cokin ND filters.

One of my Landscape Set

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A must to be seen Large on black - Press L

Orginal photo by: Jacob Walti (CC0 License)

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It reminded me of Starcaptain's adventures in poetry.

Part 2 after my Frostbite photo.

I can't stop pairing abstracted architecture and the word "wave" hahaha

My mind probably just sees the ocean a lot in many of my abstract photos.

Wilsons Promontory National Park

A wider angle view over the tidal pools at Saltcoats.

With the sun having set over the distant Isle of Arran, the sky and clouds lit up nicely.

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Saltcoats is a small town on the West Coast of Scotland,

This name is derived from the town's earliest industry when salt was harvested from the sea water, carried out in small cottages along the beach.

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A must to seen Large on black - Press L

View of the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial.

Leica M2

Summicron 35mm f/2

Fomapan 200

Developed with HC110 dilution B

Nikon F5

50mm f1.4 lens

kodak ektar