Cherry blossom tree that looks like a woman with her arms stretched back. Washington Monument & Tidal Basin in background.

Tidal Pool Photos from Laguna Beach

Tidal Pool Photos from Laguna Beach

A panorama made using Hugin

If he liked cherry blossoms, he's in heaven.

For my video; youtu.be/1hAb9VnczI8?si=HGpOnqEdMCXQohLN,

crystal clear Tasman Sea salt water supports sea life including shell fish and plants.

Red Head, New South Wales, Australia

Gabriola Island, BC

Large Tidal pond - Coney Island near Bailey's Bay Cricket Club

The outer harbour in Abroath is tidal, but well protected. Photos from a flying visit to Arbroath in 2011

Tidal Basin

From above

Silver Platinum Duotone

Tidal Basin

Tidal

An exhibit simulating a black hole draining away a star. The runtime was about four minutes.

Oginquit, Maine

Flooding

Tidal Reflections // Washington, DC

I was lucky enough to capture the sunset on a cool, still evening down by the Tidal Basin at the National Mall in DC. The Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial begin to glow as the evening commuter traffic fills the city.

Sony a6000

Sony 10-18 f/4

13mm

f/8

1.6s

ISO 100

Dripstone Cliffs area, Northern Territory after a bit of tidal influence, maybe some rain as well

1/125th sec, F6.3, -.7EV, Tamron 10-24 @ 10mm, ISO 200.

Take a look on black

Tidal Basin, Washington, D.C.

You can see the wave coming up against the normal flow of the river.

Cherry blossoms in bloom around the Tidal Basin, Washington, DC

Tidal Basin

Washington DC

Sullivan Falls, a reversing falls caused by tidal flows between Tauton Bay and Sullivan Harbor, near Mount Desert Island.

The Tidal pools at Brant Rock beach

Tidal Pool Photos from Laguna Beach

Tidal Pool Photos from Laguna Beach

Piet teaching us all a thing or two about the tidal zones.

Tidal River, Wilson Prom

Apologies that I have been absent for quite a while on landscapes, but this is the new series running with my recent visit back to my most favourite place for shooting in Victoria, Wilson's Promontory

From one of the monorail/train stations you could look out over the tidal pool that you could swim in. This also served as the feeder for water into the dolphin enclosure.

Views of Tidal River, and Mount Oberon and Mount Latrobe at Wilson's Promontory, a National Park at the southernmost point of mainland Australia.