Beach Reflections
Tag: shore
The Palace Pier at Dusk
Some Views from Hove Beach
The light in the clouds on the right, above, is not the sun, but a bit of a solar halo (see last post) – the sun is off to the left, just out of shot.
Thalassa
Wind Whipped Waves
Beach Ferris Wheel
Back in April we took the bus west to Worthing. Inadvertently, I had switched my camera to record on chip 2 rather than the usual chip 1 and somehow never noticed it nor missed my Worthing pictures, and they remained there, on chip 2 in the camera until I recently rediscovered them. For the next few days, then, I’ll be posting pictures from that day trip.
When the fog rolls in
Marina del Egrets
Foggy Beach
We walked North on Ocean Beach, passing the new administration’s revamped Department of Education:
On the Beach
North Shore
Once down to the beach we ran across all manner of things. Click any image below to see larger.
Shore
From atop the dunes we climbed down to the shore.
Seaweed
Clambering down from the Heugh we walked the rocky shore and I shot some seaweed still lifes.
Views from the Bridge
Sittin’ on the Dock of the Lake?
Cornwall – First Day
On Monday, 22 May we did our first group walk of a bit over 8 miles, approaching Holywell Bay, then traversing The Kelsey Head, Porth Joke and West Pentire before circling back.
The approach to Holywell Bay and what we found there. If viewing in email, click the post title to click into the images and see them larger.
Cornwall
After Plymouth we drove down to St Agnes in Cornwall (well, I didn’t drive, but we did) for our next adventure. It was already early evening and we were tired. We walked down a steep hill to the sea for a quick look. Tomorrow (22nd of May, really), the real walking tour begins! If viewing in email, click the post title to click into the images and see them larger.
Lyme Regis
Some initial impressions of Lyme Regis. Click any image to see them all enlarged to full size.
The Foetal Shore?
December 2003, I took the train out from Sydney to Bronte beach then walked back along the beach to Bondi. The ocean has carved these incredible rock formations, poorly captured here, I’m afraid, by my Dimage A1. Digital cameras way back then really didn’t have tremendous dynamic range.
Click any image to see them all enlarged (on laptop – doesn’t seem to work on tablet or phone)
Endangered Black Skimmers
