Photographed in Barnegat Light in December of 2008
This is a shot of Old Barney pre-relighting. Hoping to get a bunch after she's lit up like a reveler on Saint Patty's day. Since this was shot in low light, the image is a bit grainy. I'd stray away from prints larger than 11" x 14".
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Photographed in Barnegat Light in December of 2008
Well the lighthouse itself isn't exactly snowy, but there is a dusting. And when you have a steady flow of salt air, a dusting is like a foot of the powdery goodness.
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Photographed in Beach Haven Park in December of 2008
The beach is open. Wide open. As a matter of fact, if you dare venture onto the beach in December in 20 degree weather, you are pretty much guaranteed to have the place all to yourself.
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Winter clothesline, winter beach, and a winter ocean. Where are the winter clothes? Probably not on the line because if they were, they would be clothescicles.
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Photographed in Cedar Bonnet Island in November of 2008
The only thing that would make this shot better, would be a little snow. Of course snow and salt air make for a very brief blanket. Very tough to be at the right place and right time. I'll keep trying.
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This is the start of any good day at the beach. Then again, this was shot at sunset, so I guess the day is over and you are heading back to the beach because you forgot your flip-flops.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
I don't know much about cars other than most are ugly rolling uninspired hunks of boredom. Every once in a while though an automotive designer creates a classic. This BelAir is a fine example
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
Fins to the left of me, fins to the right. I imagine Jimmy might have had this in mind when he wrote that song. Okay the song had nothing to do with this car, but you try writing witty captions for all these photos.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
Not exactly sure why athletes wear these on their feet for better traction, but they do. ... What? ... Oh ... Apparently that's a different kind of cleat, go figure.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
One question: What are these pots doing on the dock? Crabs are resourceful, sure, but they are not going to climb a piling, hop in an empty pot and then wait to be steamed and placed on my dinner plate. Get these suckers in the bay, toot sweet.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
Wood this old shouldn't float. As a matter of fact, it should just be sawdust or toothpicks. But somehow this old hull not only stays intact, but afloat.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
Yup, I said(okay, wrote) it, anchors. Oh sure, at one time they were railroad car wheels, but now they have been recycled as anchors. Rusty, chipping, kinda nasty anchors, but anchors none the less.
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Photographed in Solomons Island, MD in September of 2008
Looks like the Assistant Rescue Chief may have been in a hurry 60 years ago and popped a hole in the garage. Or is the garage just disintegrating around the vehicle?
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The public dock in Harvey Cedars is a great place to fish and crab during the day. If you can hold off heading to happy hour, it's also a great place for sunsets.
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Is he blue because he's immortalized with his brothers in the Sarasota airport? Possibly. Then again, Sarasota is awash with art, so why not the airport?
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Imagine this is your typical night. A little stroll down your private boardwalk to a bleach white sandy beach to view a spectacular sunset. Yeah, I could get used to this.
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If you are motorcycle fan, this seems to be the beach for you. Only thing that could ruin this is if Sr. started yelling at Jr. over the cycle build. American Chopper fans? Anybody?
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That's one lucky branch. Think about it. The branch breaks off a tree hundreds of miles from this beach, then has the fortune to wash up here. Night after night it gets to gaze upon these kinds of sunsets. Do branches gaze?
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Is this fence keeping the riffraff out or the beauty in? Or is it a guide to the ethereal beauty of the sunset? Might just be there to help you if you trip.
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Have you tried all the diets, but none of them work? Tired of knicknames like balloon butt? Well try the skinny dock diet. It's simple, keep walking out on this puppy till you stop falling in the water. The pounds will just melt off.
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You may be wondering how I can get a photo of the sun setting in Holgate and this one setting in Harvey Cedars on the same day. It's easy when it's March on LBI. Try to get from Holgate to Harvey Cedars in the summer and you'll be shooting the sunset from the next week.
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Photographed in San Juan, Puerto Rico in March of 2008
The city of San Juan is surrounded by a gigantic wall with dozens of lookouts. It's pretty amazing considering the walls were built without any modern machinery.
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Photographed in San Juan, Puerto Rico in March of 2008
Put a lime on the coconut and ... wait, that's not a coconut. Colorful. That's the only way to describe Puerto Rico. The people are like the colors of their homes. Not green, colorful.
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Photographed in Barnegat Light in February of 2008
Hard to believe this is the Barnegat inlet. If you've ever taken a boat through it in the height of summer you know it is rarely a smooth ride. I guess even the inlet does a little hibernating in the winter.
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Photographed in Cedar Bonnet Island in February of 2008
Kinda what I said in Still Standing 02 only well, okay, exactly the same. It's the shack from a different angle. I shot over 100 photos, these are two.
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All his life he wanted to be a jellyfish, but unfortunately, he was born a scallop. Living your life as a jellyfish caught in a scallop shell's body is not an easy life. It was only upon his death he was able to achieve his dream.
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