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Red Flag Beach
Olympus AF10 / Kodak Portra 400It was safe to swim later that morningSennen Cove, Cornwall, UK
Kasougha -- Cappuccino Beach
The Place of Great PainIt may look like a cappuccino, but it is the beach at Kasouga or Kasuka, a small village in Sarah Baartman District Municipality in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa.This lovely, relatively isolated stretch of beach has often been voted as one of South Africa's best beaches, if not the best.Settlement some 10 km north-east of Kenton-on-Sea, near the mouth of the Kasuka River. The name is derived from Khoekhoen and means 'place of many leopards'. The river name "Kasuka" is a Xhosa adaptation of the word, and has the same meaning.
Groyne
Sunrise in Worthing seafront.
Cagliari, Italy

Blowholes & Travertine Terraces and Pools on Liku Coast, Keleti, Tongatapu
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DSC_6308: Sipping sunlight and memories, a vintage camera and a straw hat rest beside a teacup on a sunlit tablecloth at the beach.
This photo features a table with a white plate, a cup, and a camera. The plate is positioned on the left side of the table, while the cup is placed on the right side. The camera is situated in the middle of the table, creating a visually appealing composition. The table appears to be set for a meal or a casual gathering, with the camera possibly serving as a conversation starter or a prop for a photoshoot.
DSCN1041.JPG: Tourists enjoy a sunny afternoon ride as speedboats and a banana boat cut through gentle waves near the shore.
This photo captures a lively scene at the beach, where a group of people are enjoying various water activities. There are several boats in the water, including a large boat and a smaller boat, as well as a couple of jet skis. Some people are riding jet skis, while others are swimming or playing in the water. There are at least 12 people visible in the scene, with some of them closer to the shore and others further out in the water. The atmosphere appears to be fun and relaxed, with everyone taking part in the beach activities.
DSC_6921: Golden-hour beach scene with people relaxing on the sand and swimming near a palm-lined shore, hills rising in the distance.
This photo depicts a lively beach scene with a group of people enjoying their time near the water. There are at least 13 people visible in the scene, some of them standing on the sandy beach, while others are in the water. The beach is lined with palm trees, creating a tropical atmosphere. In addition to the people, there are several umbrellas scattered across the beach, providing shade for the beachgoers. Some of the umbrellas are closer to the water, while others are further back on the beach. The combination of people, umbrellas, and palm trees creates a vibrant and relaxing beach environment.
Jacques snorkeling
On Jacques' last day in Hawai'i he wanted to go snorkeling at Honaunau. He spent 2-3 hours total in the water and was feww-diving down to 23 feet. Not bad for a guy from Nebraska,
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Belgium Pier
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Catalan Bay, Gibraltar
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Castellamara Del Golfo
Sicily
beach scape : Guadalupe Dunes
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San Juan del Sur, NI
chairs
Faire de la résistance
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A mothers vigil at the beach
North Shore baptism: mainland tourists meet Oahu’s legendary surf, where beauty beckons and instinct braces. A mother steadies her son against the pulse of the Pacific—learning to trust the rhythm beneath the risk. Primordial instinct reminds her that beyond here, there be dragons...
Vila da Ponte - Sernancelhe
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Stormy day on Cannon Beach
54767461210_55c7a374cd_k- <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54880884679_bd3963f0c0_k.jpg" title="© All Rights Reserved - Black Diamond ImagesBetween 19th – 25th May 2025 the Manning River reached a record flood height of 6.44 metres at the Martin Bridge in Taree.
While not actually quite reaching the Martin Bridge carriageway it was very close to going over for the first time in recorded history. The flooding lasted more than a week with in excess of 700mm of rain in some parts of the Manning catchment over the period.
The floods did wipe out many roads and bridges upstream, including the Bight Bridge at Wingham, and submerged parts of urban Taree and large swathes of the lowland dairy farms downstream near the estuary mouths causing great loss of property and pastureland. There were 5 confirmed fatalities from these floods and many hundreds of people impacted, many of their homes rendered both uninsurable and uninhabitable.
It was estimated that around 10,000 homes were damaged in the event.
At least 794 homes were declared uninhabitable by the NSW State Emergency Service in the Mid North Coast region as of 27 May 2025.
Another source reported “more than 500 properties declared uninhabitable" following initial assessments.
The Manning is the only major river in Australia with two entrances, one at Harrington in the north and the other at Old Bar in the south. Both entrances are currently so badly silted up that its not possible for larger craft to enter the sea from either Harrington or Old Bar, despite major historical breakwater works at Harrington which in the last century allowed large wooden ships to trade up as far as Wingham.The flood surpassed the previous record of 5.9 metres set in the 1929 flood though local aboriginal people speak of stories of even larger floods in past history.
The flood debris, seen in this image was carried a few kilometres south of the Manning River's southern estuary entrance at Old Bar to this small coastal creek at Back Beach, Black Head where it jammed the creek with wood and logs.
Unless these logs are manually removed it's likely that heavy rain at some point in the future will cause flooding of lowland littoral rainforest in the vicinity.
Similar log jams of debris also built up in the creek behind Black Head Beach but after many months and no doubt numerous complaints to council it was finally mostly removed.">

Flood Log Jam - In Black Head Back Beach Creek from Record Floods in the Manning River May 2025
© All Rights Reserved - Black Diamond ImagesBetween 19th – 25th May 2025 the Manning River reached a record flood height of 6.44 metres at the Martin Bridge in Taree. While not actually quite reaching the Martin Bridge carriageway it was very close to going over for the first time in recorded history. The flooding lasted more than a week with in excess of 700mm of rain in some parts of the Manning catchment over the period. The floods did wipe out many roads and bridges upstream, including the Bight Bridge at Wingham, and submerged parts of urban Taree and large swathes of the lowland dairy farms downstream near the estuary mouths causing great loss of property and pastureland. There were 5 confirmed fatalities from these floods and many hundreds of people impacted, many of their homes rendered both uninsurable and uninhabitable. It was estimated that around 10,000 homes were damaged in the event. At least 794 homes were declared uninhabitable by the NSW State Emergency Service in the Mid North Coast region as of 27 May 2025. Another source reported “more than 500 properties declared uninhabitable" following initial assessments. The Manning is the only major river in Australia with two entrances, one at Harrington in the north and the other at Old Bar in the south. Both entrances are currently so badly silted up that its not possible for larger craft to enter the sea from either Harrington or Old Bar, despite major historical breakwater works at Harrington which in the last century allowed large wooden ships to trade up as far as Wingham.The flood surpassed the previous record of 5.9 metres set in the 1929 flood though local aboriginal people speak of stories of even larger floods in past history. The flood debris, seen in this image was carried a few kilometres south of the Manning River's southern estuary entrance at Old Bar to this small coastal creek at Back Beach, Black Head where it jammed the creek with wood and logs. Unless these logs are manually removed it's likely that heavy rain at some point in the future will cause flooding of lowland littoral rainforest in the vicinity. Similar log jams of debris also built up in the creek behind Black Head Beach but after many months and no doubt numerous complaints to council it was finally mostly removed. 
Threatening Cloud
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Béatitude
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canoe/skyline/Diamond Head
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L'Horn
L'Horn est un bras d’eau français situé dans le département du Finistère en Bretagne, dans le Léon. D'une longueur de 29,9 km, il prend sa source dans la commune de Plouvorn, près du lieu-dit Quillivant, à l'altitude 119 mètres. Il se jette dans la Manche à quelques kilomètres du Guillec entre la forêt domaniale de Santec, le Pont Bihan et le lieu-dit Kerbrat.Dans le seul département du Finistère, l'Horn traverse sept communes et trois cantons : Dans le sens amont vers aval : Plouvorn (source), Plougourvest, Mespaul, Plouénan, Plougoulm, Saint-Pol-de-Léon, Santec (embouchure).
DFC_1155: Golden sunset over calm waters, a lone boat silhouetted beneath swaying palm fronds.
This is a beautiful tropical sunset over a calm ocean. In the foreground, you can see palm fronds hanging down from the top of the image, creating a classic vacation scene framing. The sun is setting on the horizon, creating a golden reflection on the water's surface that stretches toward the viewer. The sky has dramatic cloud cover with the sun peeking through. In the water, there's a small boat or canoe floating peacefully, and you can make out what appears to be some distant islands or perhaps other boats on the horizon. The overall mood is serene and tranquil, capturing that magical moment when day transitions to evening at a coastal paradise. This type of scene is often associated with tropical getaways and peaceful beach vacations.
Another photographer working the sunset
Bandon Beach State Natural Area, Bandon, Oregon, USA
Of Course There's A Beach
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Paisible
54986369710_5befbde82f_b- <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54985995331_ed0585b8c0_k.jpg" title=""There's no one here in America swimming the Pacific Ocean - or the Atlantic, or the Caribbean - to leave this place. The reason why is because of the freedom. Freedom for a man to mark out his own destiny. It's not, 'Hey, you have so much.'"
-- Luke Scott (American former professional baseball player in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Houston Astros, Baltimore Orioles, and Tampa Bay Rays, and in the KBO League [Korean league] for the SK Wyverns)Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6."For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11The best way to view my photostream is through Flickriver with the following link: www.flickriver.com/photos/photojourney57/">

Beach Road View - Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
"There's no one here in America swimming the Pacific Ocean - or the Atlantic, or the Caribbean - to leave this place. The reason why is because of the freedom. Freedom for a man to mark out his own destiny. It's not, 'Hey, you have so much.'" -- Luke Scott (American former professional baseball player in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Houston Astros, Baltimore Orioles, and Tampa Bay Rays, and in the KBO League [Korean league] for the SK Wyverns)Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6."For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11The best way to view my photostream is through Flickriver with the following link: www.flickriver.com/photos/photojourney57/ - <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54984533834_83ac2f19e6_k.jpg" title="Copyright - All Rights Reserved - Black Diamond ImagesAs of mid December 2025 the parking area at Crowdy Head Beach has been transformed from the former rough gravel and potholey surface to a a modern bitumen sealed car park that will improve safety and accessibility for beachgoers in time for the summer holidays.Work began at the site on Monday 13 October and was completed by mid December 2025. There are now 109 defined parking spots, including three accessible spaces. It looks like motorhomes will need to park out on the road edge but will need to take 2 paring spaces to do.One-way traffic flow, pedestrian crossings and connecting footpaths are also be incorporated into the design to improve safety and ease-of-use for both motorists and pedestrians.The amenity of the area has also been upgraded through landscaping and the installation of water sensitive stormwater drainage.
The planting of Norfolk Island Pines in my view is forward thinking though some may argue that the short lived Banksia integrifolia and Tuckeroos which once inhabited the site may have been a better option.
I recall the shock a few years ago when I visited to find the few remaining Banksia integrifolia trees had been removed, presumably by council. The site was left with not a tree on it. Its a shame that the councils landscape plan does not also include Pandanus along the foreshore and perhaps some colourful shade trees like Poincianas for example, but thats just my preference. The site is badly lacking in shade trees but at my visit on 14th December it looked like the some of the landscaping works may yet need to be completed.The project was made possible thanks to funding from Round 4 of the Australian Government's Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.">

A New Face for Crowdy Head, Mid North Coast, NSW
Copyright - All Rights Reserved - Black Diamond ImagesAs of mid December 2025 the parking area at Crowdy Head Beach has been transformed from the former rough gravel and potholey surface to a a modern bitumen sealed car park that will improve safety and accessibility for beachgoers in time for the summer holidays.Work began at the site on Monday 13 October and was completed by mid December 2025. There are now 109 defined parking spots, including three accessible spaces. It looks like motorhomes will need to park out on the road edge but will need to take 2 paring spaces to do.One-way traffic flow, pedestrian crossings and connecting footpaths are also be incorporated into the design to improve safety and ease-of-use for both motorists and pedestrians.The amenity of the area has also been upgraded through landscaping and the installation of water sensitive stormwater drainage. The planting of Norfolk Island Pines in my view is forward thinking though some may argue that the short lived Banksia integrifolia and Tuckeroos which once inhabited the site may have been a better option. I recall the shock a few years ago when I visited to find the few remaining Banksia integrifolia trees had been removed, presumably by council. The site was left with not a tree on it. Its a shame that the councils landscape plan does not also include Pandanus along the foreshore and perhaps some colourful shade trees like Poincianas for example, but thats just my preference. The site is badly lacking in shade trees but at my visit on 14th December it looked like the some of the landscaping works may yet need to be completed.The project was made possible thanks to funding from Round 4 of the Australian Government's Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program. 
Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France | Explored
Feu de Sourdaras
Night Fishing
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Tides of time
This was my first visit to the South Glamorgan coast (though definitely not the last), and I was blessed with soft, gentle light and dramatic skies in an already stunning location. What really struck me was the contrast: the slow, constant flow of the river on the left, versus the sea on the right, crashing against the rocks and cliffs. What a lovely place.
Un jour béni (A blessed day)
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DSC_6691: A cloudy coastal scene with a sandy inlet and concrete steps leading to the water, a decorative bridge with a dragon-head detail on the right, and trees and buildings along the shoreline.
This photo depicts a beach scene with a large white dragon statue situated near the water. The dragon appears to be a prominent feature of the area, possibly as a tourist attraction or a local landmark. There are several people scattered around the beach, enjoying the view and the atmosphere. Some of them are closer to the dragon statue, while others are further away, exploring the beach and its surroundings. In addition to the people, there are a few cars parked nearby, possibly belonging to the visitors who have come to see the dragon statue or enjoy the beach.
DSC_2298: Two women sit on a waterfront concrete ledge at dusk, masks lowered around their chins as they gaze toward the water, lost in thought.
This photo features two women sitting on a ledge or curb, likely near a beach or a waterfront. Both women are wearing face masks, which suggests that they are taking precautions to protect themselves and others from potential health risks. One of the women is wearing a hat, and both of them have handbags with them. They seem to be enjoying their time together, possibly taking a break or waiting for someone.
DSCF1089: Quiet wooden riverside walkway lined with small stalls and empty stools, bathed in soft daylight.
This photo shows a rustic wooden walkway or corridor in what appears to be a casual outdoor establishment, possibly a beach bar or riverside restaurant. The space features a wooden plank floor running the length of the corridor, with wooden support beams and a corrugated metal roof overhead. Along the sides, there are some bar stools and tables visible, suggesting this is a dining or socializing area. The walkway has a certain weathered charm with its natural wood construction. In the distance, you can see the corridor continuing, with some colorful signs or decorations hanging. The overall atmosphere suggests a relaxed, possibly tropical or waterfront venue with an open-air design. The simple construction and rustic elements give it a casual, laid-back feel that's typical of beachside or riverside establishments.
M'Diq, Morocco
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M'Diq, Morocco
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Malaga Spain
View from Cruise Ship
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Otehei Bay. Urupukapuka Island. Bay of Islands, Northland, New Zealand
The Fog.
Minimal photography.
Oceanside Orang Flash 6Dii 24X70mm
SoCal Oceanside Orange Flash Sunset North Pacific Strand A Great Part Of Life, Is Sharing Things You Love With People, Like Beautiful Photographic Moments, Every Picture Tells A Story.- <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/28066969790_b32ee82bb6_k.jpg" title="Another shot taken a few minutes before the "Alone" one just posted – it was really a technical failure because I was too close to use the 100mm lens which was on the camera and the depth of focus was too narrow, especially as I had focuseed on J, the near twin, because I was calling to her to look round. Still it did capture the moment and it's a nice holiday memory...">

Beach snap, 1980
Another shot taken a few minutes before the "Alone" one just posted – it was really a technical failure because I was too close to use the 100mm lens which was on the camera and the depth of focus was too narrow, especially as I had focuseed on J, the near twin, because I was calling to her to look round. Still it did capture the moment and it's a nice holiday memory... 
Sunset shoreline
The coastline of south Wales has numerous beaches that are great for sunsets. During the winter months, the sun sets in the south west at a bearing between 220 and 230 degrees, which can lead to reflections across a large expanse of water and big skies! This sunset it taken from Dunraven Bay at low tide. HSS!- <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54231245931_7679f9883f_k.jpg" title="Poetto, Cagliari, Italy
Seen and enjoyed this photo in 360 views. Thank you for sharing!">

Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
Poetto, Cagliari, Italy Seen and enjoyed this photo in 360 views. Thank you for sharing! 
Le Dossen, Santec
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Peñón del Cura at Dusk
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DFC_0849: A seaside food truck and street vendors line a palm‑shaded promenade as people stroll past, browsing menus and enjoying the waterfront atmosphere.
This photo shows a food vendor or small food stall set up along what appears to be a street or walkway in a tourist area. There's a food truck or booth with colorful menu displays featuring various food items, likely Asian cuisine based on the photos visible on the menu board. The setting has palm trees in the background suggesting a tropical or beach location. Several people are walking past the vendor, and someone appears to be working at the stall. The atmosphere looks like a casual outdoor dining or street food scene, typical of popular tourist destinations or beach areas.
Sunrise
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Otehei Bay. Urupukapuka Island. Bay of Islands, Northland, New Zealand- <a href="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54981645848_ddcc7a5726_k.jpg" title="The 24th Avenue North Stormwater Ocean Outfall Project began in August 2024 is a set of two 84-inch pipes that will extend 1,500 feet into the ocean underneath the sea floor. When the project is finished, it will replace 11 storm drain pipes along other beach access locations, redirecting the stormwater to the central location on 24th Avenue North. These outfalls, while removing numerous stormwater pipes from the beach, also help collect trash, as well as filter water before it returns to the ocean. The outfall project comes with a $42.6 million price tag and is expected to be finished in early 2026.“We want to keep the beach clean,” Myrtle Beach Infrastructure Projects Manager Chris Miller said. “We want to keep it attractive for our visitors. It’s very important to us that the beach is clean and beautified.”Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6."For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." --Jeremiah 29:11The best way to view my photostream is through Flickriver with the following link: www.flickriver.com/photos/photojourney57/">

24th Avenue North Stormwater Ocean Outfall Project - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
The 24th Avenue North Stormwater Ocean Outfall Project began in August 2024 is a set of two 84-inch pipes that will extend 1,500 feet into the ocean underneath the sea floor. When the project is finished, it will replace 11 storm drain pipes along other beach access locations, redirecting the stormwater to the central location on 24th Avenue North. These outfalls, while removing numerous stormwater pipes from the beach, also help collect trash, as well as filter water before it returns to the ocean. The outfall project comes with a $42.6 million price tag and is expected to be finished in early 2026.“We want to keep the beach clean,” Myrtle Beach Infrastructure Projects Manager Chris Miller said. “We want to keep it attractive for our visitors. It’s very important to us that the beach is clean and beautified.”Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6."For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." --Jeremiah 29:11The best way to view my photostream is through Flickriver with the following link: www.flickriver.com/photos/photojourney57/ 
Silhouettes on the beach
Es Trenc beach in the south of the island Municipality of Campos, Majorca Balearic Islands, Spain 20.08.2012
DSC_3816: A graduate in gown and sunglasses stands confidently by the water, looking toward the horizon on a bright day.
This photo features a man wearing a black robe and sunglasses, standing on a beach near the water. He appears to be a graduate, possibly a graduate student, as he is dressed in a cap and gown. The man is looking out over the water, possibly admiring the view or contemplating his achievements. In the background, there is a boat visible on the water, adding to the serene beach atmosphere. The man's attire and the presence of the boat create a sense of accomplishment and leisure, as he enjoys his time by the water.
The sun rises over the NSW, Australia coastline
I had to go to NSW for work and managed to have enough free time to watch the sun rise over a beach north of Wollongong. I appreciated a golden start to a late autumn day.
Chambois Outfall
Chamois Beach, Northumberland, UK
Scenic Wales, South West Wales
A crabs eye view of Saundersfoot Beach, 16 June 2010
The Odd Couple
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland, UK
Reflections of...
the way life used to be...
The Eagle chugging passing dusted Kalmus
as it heads out toward the open seas of Nantucket Sound and off to The Grey Lady, Nantucket...
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Navarre Pier, Sunrise
Navarre Beach is an unincorporated community in Santa Rosa County Florida. It’s on Santa Rosa Island, a forty five mile long barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico. Immediately to its east is Navarre Beach State Park located at Florida8579 Gulf Blvd. Immediately to its west is a portion of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, and further west is Pensacola Beach. To the north, across Santa Rosa Sound on the mainland, is the community of Navarre Its claim to fame is the longest pier in the Sunshine State, stretching 1,545 feet long and towering 30 feet above the water. You can stroll out onto it for sweeping views of the beach and the dunes, rolling both directions as far as the eye can see.
Governors Beach Adventures
Seven Mile Beach - I saw this dude on his electric board coming into the beach as I was swimming...since the sun was setting I asked to go back out so I could frame up a shot or two. Cool shot I thought.
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Boat Crossing
Ukulhas
Helicopter flight over Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland.
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The beach at White Park Bay
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DFC_3871: Golden sunset framed by swaying palms as silhouettes stroll the shoreline.
This photo captures a beautiful tropical sunset at a beach. The silhouette of palm trees frames the scene, with their distinctive fronds creating a classic vacation atmosphere. In the background, the sun is setting over the water, creating a golden glow on the horizon where the ocean meets the sky. The beach appears peaceful, with a few silhouetted figures standing by the shoreline, enjoying the sunset view. The overall mood is tranquil and serene, with the contrast between the dark silhouettes and the warm colors of the sunset creating a picturesque tropical paradise scene. This is the kind of photo that perfectly encapsulates a relaxing beach getaway.
DSC_3474: Watching the sunset, lost in the quiet glow of the sea.
This photo features a woman standing on a beach, wearing a white sweater and a pair of sunglasses. She is looking out at the ocean, enjoying the view and the sunset. The sun is setting in the background, casting a warm glow over the scene. The woman appears to be the main focus of the image, and her presence adds a sense of tranquility to the beach setting.
DSC_2352: Calm waterfront at dusk with gentle ripples reflecting the soft pastel sky and low-lying buildings along the shore.
This photo features a large body of water with a pier extending out into it. The water appears calm and serene, reflecting the sky above. There are several boats of various sizes scattered throughout the water, some closer to the pier and others further away. In the background, there is a beach area with a few people enjoying the view and the surroundings. The scene captures a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for spending time outdoors and engaging in water-based activities.
DSC_6352: Smiling man in a green t-shirt looks up at the camera with sunglasses resting on his head and a watch on his wrist.
This photo features a bald man wearing a green shirt and sunglasses. He is smiling and posing for the camera, with his arms crossed. The man appears to be enjoying his time and is likely outdoors, possibly at a beach or a similar location.
DSC_7624: Neon-lit stage at a beach-themed bar, ready for live music under a glowing palm and rolling waves.
This photo features a stage with a red carpet and a blue light on it. The stage is set up for a performance, with a piano and a drum set placed on it. There are three chairs positioned around the stage, with one on the left side, another on the right side, and the third one closer to the center. In addition to the main stage setup, there are two more chairs located off to the side of the stage. A dining table can be seen in the background, and a clock is mounted on the wall above it. The scene appears to be a concert venue or a similar performance space.
DSC_6205: A crowd of spectators by the water hold up phones and cameras, capturing a nighttime waterfront scene as lights shimmer across the surface.
This photo depicts a large group of people gathered on a beach, enjoying a fireworks display over the ocean. The crowd is spread across the scene, with some individuals standing closer to the water and others further back. Many people in the crowd are holding up their cell phones, capturing the spectacular view of the fireworks. There are at least 14 people visible in the scene, with some standing near the water and others further back. The cell phones can be seen in various positions, with at least 11 visible in the image. The fireworks display is visible in the background, creating a festive atmosphere for the beachgoers.
DSC_8980: A weathered fishing boat rests on the sandy shore as the sun sets over a calm sea.
This photo features a blue and red boat resting on a sandy beach near the ocean. The boat appears to be a small fishing boat, and it is positioned close to the water's edge. The beach is quite sandy, and the boat seems to be the main focus of the scene.
DSC_7789: A lone tree on a beach promenade at dusk, people blurred as they stroll along the shoreline under a purple-pink sky.
This photo captures a beautiful beach scene at sunset, with a group of people walking along the shore. There are at least eight people visible in the scene, some closer to the water and others further back. The silhouettes of the people create a serene atmosphere as they enjoy the beach during the evening. A tree can be seen in the foreground, adding a touch of nature to the scene. The beach is also dotted with several boats, both near the water's edge and further out in the ocean. The combination of the people, the tree, and the boats creates a picturesque and lively beach setting.
DSC_6246: Evening settles over a lively city beach as people stroll the shoreline, take photos, and enjoy the waterfront lights.
This photo depicts a lively beach scene at night with a group of people standing and walking along the shore. There are at least thirteen people visible in the scene, some closer to the water and others further back on the beach. In the background, there are several boats visible in the water, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. A chair can be seen on the left side of the beach, and a handbag is placed nearby. The combination of the people, boats, and the nighttime setting creates a captivating and energetic beach environment.
DSC_6305: Colorful surfboards rest on the sandy shore beneath string lights, with calm blue waters and a seaside pier in the background.
This photo features a beach scene with a group of surfboards lined up on the sand. There are nine surfboards in total, each varying in size and design. The surfboards are arranged in a row, with some closer to the water and others further back on the beach. In addition to the surfboards, there are two umbrellas set up on the beach, providing shade for beachgoers. One umbrella is located near the center of the scene, while the other is positioned towards the right side. The beach setting, along with the surfboards, creates a relaxing and inviting atmosphere for those who enjoy water sports and spending time by the ocean.
DSC_8261: Golden sunset over the ocean, framed by silhouetted palm trees and a lone sailboat on the horizon.
This photo features a serene beach scene with palm trees lining the shore. A couple is walking along the beach, enjoying the beautiful view. In the background, a sailboat is floating on the water, adding to the picturesque atmosphere. The sun is setting, casting a warm glow over the scene, and creating a perfect evening ambiance.
DSC_3370: Woman in a red swimsuit relaxing on a sunlit balcony with a city skyline and ocean in the background.
This photo features a beautiful woman wearing a red bikini, lying on a wooden deck or balcony. She is posing for a picture, possibly enjoying the view of the city or the beach. The woman is lying on her side, with her legs and arms relaxed. The scene is set in an outdoor area, possibly a hotel or a beach resort, with a pleasant atmosphere.
1 de Enero (183) Parque Vargas editada, con marca
Conversaciones de cada minuto entre el tajamar y el Caribe impetuoso. Enero de 2021/ Every-minute conversations between the breakwater and the impetuous Caribbean. January 2021
Neptune Beach
You, Lord, showed favor to your land; you restored the fortunes of Jacob. You forgave the iniquity of your people and covered all their sins. You set aside all your wrath and turned from your fierce anger.Restore us again, God our Savior, and put away your displeasure toward us. Will you be angry with us forever? Will you prolong your anger through all generations? Will you not revive us again, that your people may rejoice in you? Show us your unfailing love, Lord, and grant us your salvation.[Psalm 85:1-7 NIV]5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:1. Like it or not, we are ALL sinners: As the Scriptures say, “No one is righteous—not even one. No one is truly wise; no one is seeking God. All have turned away; all have become useless. No one does good, not a single one.” (Romans 3:10-12 NLT)2. The punishment for sin is death: When Adam sinned, sin entered the world. Adam’s sin brought death, so death spread to everyone, for everyone sinned. (Romans 5:12 NLT)3. Jesus is our only hope: But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners. (Romans 5:8 NLT) For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 6:23 NLT)4. SALVATION is by GRACE through FAITH in JESUS: God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can’t take credit for this; it is a gift from God. Salvation is not a reward for the good things we have done, so none of us can boast about it. For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. (Ephesians 2:8-10 NLT)5. Accept Jesus and receive eternal life: If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9 NLT) But to all who believed him and accepted him, he gave the right to become children of God. (John 1:12 NLT) And this is what God has testified: He has given us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. Whoever has the Son has life; whoever does not have God’s Son does not have life. (1 John 5:11-12 NLT)Read the Bible for yourself. Allow the Lord to speak to you through his Word. YOUR ETERNITY IS AT STAKE!
2 Apostles
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Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025
Some of the inflatables/kites on display at the Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025.
Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025
Some of the inflatables/kites on display at the Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025.
Governors Beach aka 7 Mile Beach
My fav beach to swim the bouys...locals and tourists visit here.
Plage de Kerbrat, Plougoulm
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Pelicans aloft!
#beach #california #birds #sky #pelicans
DSC_8984: Sunset light washes the sea as weathered pilings and rocky shore stand quiet against the evening tide.
This photo captures a serene scene of a beach at sunset, with the sun setting over the ocean. The sky is filled with clouds, casting a warm glow over the water. A pier extends out into the ocean, providing a picturesque view of the horizon. On the beach, there are several rocks scattered around, adding to the natural beauty of the scene. A boat can be seen floating in the water near the pier, and a bird is flying in the sky, completing the tranquil atmosphere. The combination of the sunset, ocean, and pier creates a perfect setting for relaxation and reflection.
DSC_6918: Sunny waterfront view of a tropical resort complex with palm trees lining a calm lagoon and manicured green lawns.
This photo features a large, white hotel situated next to a body of water, possibly a lake. The hotel is surrounded by a lush green field, and there are palm trees nearby, adding to the tropical atmosphere. The water appears calm and serene, making it an ideal location for relaxation and leisure. The hotel's proximity to the water and the presence of palm trees create a picturesque and inviting scene for visitors.
DSC_6170: A small red canopy set up on a sandy beach with kayaks and stacked chairs nearby, overlooking a calm sea and distant city skyline at dusk.
This photo features a beach scene with a red tent set up on the sandy shore. A man is sitting under the tent, possibly selling items or providing a service to beachgoers. There are several boats nearby, with one boat located close to the tent and others scattered around the beach. In addition to the man under the tent, there are several other people present in the scene, some of them closer to the water and others further away. A few chairs can be seen on the beach, providing a place for people to relax and enjoy the beach atmosphere.
DSC_6229: A seaside concert stage glows with purple lights as the sun sets over the calm ocean, while a few people watch from the beach.
This photo captures a lively scene at a beach where a stage is set up for a concert. The stage is adorned with colorful lights, and a large group of people is gathered around it, enjoying the event. Some of the attendees are sitting on the sand, while others are standing, all focused on the stage. In the background, there is a beautiful sunset, adding to the overall ambiance of the concert. The beach setting and the presence of boats in the water further enhance the atmosphere of the event. The concert appears to be a great way for the attendees to spend their evening, enjoying the music and the picturesque surroundings.
DZ6_1320: A peaceful coastal town with calm blue-green waters, a sandy shoreline, and modern waterfront homes overlooking distant islands on the horizon.
This photo shows a coastal view of what appears to be a seaside town or village. In the foreground, there's a modern white building with a flat roof right at the water's edge. The building seems to have multiple levels and is constructed directly on the shoreline. The photo captures a curved bay with calm waters, and several small boats or vessels can be seen anchored in the distance. The coastline extends around the bay, with various buildings and houses scattered along the shore and rising slightly up the hillside. In the background, there are mountains or hills creating a backdrop to this coastal settlement. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting a pleasant day. The overall scene depicts a peaceful coastal community with a mix of residential and possibly commercial structures along the waterfront.
DSC_7766: Golden sun sinking over a tranquil shoreline, painting the sea and sky in soft hues of dusk.
This photo captures a beautiful sunset over a body of water, with the sun setting in the distance. The scene is serene and picturesque, with a few boats scattered across the water. Some of the boats are closer to the shore, while others are further out in the ocean. The boats are of various sizes and shapes, adding to the overall charm of the scene. The sunset casts a warm glow over the water, creating a peaceful atmosphere for those enjoying the view.
Beach Art
From the earlier trip to the beach tis year, always fascinating to see what the tide has left for folks to search through, take pictures of or just ignore and pass on.
12 Apostles
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Turn at the Wall
Acre
Lago di Cavazzo
We crossed the most obscure border crossing I had ever seen as it was getting dark and drove towards Lago di Cavazzo where we spend the night. Being back in Italy meant that sleeping in our comfy Tesla on the lake side was perfectly fine again, just as long as we paid the parking meter (which was free at night). The parking came with free electricity, (mostly) clean toilets and great Italian cappuccino so we decided to stay a while, recharge the car and recharge ourselves. I love Italy.
After the Storm
Snow on Neshotah Beach, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025
Some of the inflatables/kites on display at the Fuerteventura International Kite Festival 2025.
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