Dry-docked fixer-upper.
We took a peek around the Crescent City harbor in Northern California one foggy, grey, thick morning. This is a city connected to the ocean so there were lots of images of nautical life waiting for me to capture – poor lighting and all.
Battery Point Lighthouse – tours at low tide.
Wooden fishing boat that is dry-docked.
Tsunami high water sign from March 28, 1964.
Fishing boat leaving the harbor.
Gate to a home on the ocean.
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Battery Point Lighthouse – tours at low tide.
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A wonderful collage! I like how you mixed in some detail in there too 🙂
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I am always on the prowl for details. They are usually my favorite photos. 🙂
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Lovely gallery, Pat. 🙂
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Thanks, ad. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Great shots! The last one is so beautiful.
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Thanks you, Amy.
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What is it about boats and the sea? Gorgeous. Thank you!
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Your welcome, red hen. I love boats and water, but now we are east of the Rockies and I love barns. 🙂
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Great series. Coastal waterfronts are wonderfully picturesque – fog and all 🙂
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Thanks, Dan. It would have been nice to have a morning hazy sun but, gee whiz, I had to photograph what is and the west coast is usually foggy in the morning.
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