River, Lake, Streams, Seas, & Oceans

[John P]

 

[nikonpup]

Taormina Italy. This is a photo that I would love to lift up and edge and peek around the corner.

 

[slowpoke]

Dusk Halifax Harbor

 

[nikonpup]

Semiahmoo Resort, Wa. State

 

[nikonpup]

 

[Lscha]

And ponds.....

Morning fog

 

[Mis Adam]

Wednesday in the Park

 

[Rancher_RIP]

12 Mile Creek and some fall colors

 

[TedG954]

I went to the beach this morning. I took 30 photographs and here are 12. Two, in B&W, are in the B&W thread. I'm going to post them is sets of 2. Enjoy!

Some guys have all the fun...

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This is a nice piece of real estate right off the Intercoastal Waterway.

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[TedG954]

More....

With only a hundred million or so in the bank, you too can own this Southeast exposure... (I took this one because of the colors)

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Even the pathway to the beach is scenic.

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[TedG954]

Palm trees everywhere, and some have coconuts.

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Finally, the beach.

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[TedG954]

What if you had to go here everyday....

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Same view, different angle.

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[TedG954]

These women stopped to admire the parrots on the wires. There are thousands of parrots. Cute until they all start squawking at the same time. Thousands!

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And this is our local treasure, based in Pompano Beach. It comes out everyday and night.

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[TedG954]

This is Lighthouse Point. Private property. This is as close as I can get.

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I'm actually shooting over a fence. Still a nice view.

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[Marilynne]

The Boynton Beach Inlet pump station is comprised of an 8" very high pressure water jet fastened to the bottom of a ~2ft dia intake pipe suspended on a crane boom. It's lowered near the ocean floor where the jet stirs up the sand to suspend it in the water while the 2' intake pipe simultaneously sucks the sand laden water in. It is then pumped under the Boynton Beach inlet floor to a point about 200 yards on the North side of the Inlet.

The outfall pipe emerges from the beach, which extends about 30 yards out over the ocean and is elevated about eight feet above the water. It shoots a water/sand stream about another 25 yards out into the ocean.

These were taken back in June with my S3100, way before I knew I wanted a D5100.

 

[Marilynne]

This is where the Boynton Beach Inlet meets the Atlantic Ocean. That's my hubby's back.

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[Eye-level]

Hey they are replacing the Goodyear blimps with some kind of new type of blimp. One has already been done I think. Blimps are cool!

 

[nikonpup]

cap sante marina, anacortes, wa.

 

[Scott Murray]

Ningaloo reef WA

Natures window.

 

[Marcel]

Ningaloo reef WA

Natures window.

Wow, you've got really NICE shots there Scott. Great perspective and compositions!