Bridge Over Windy Waters by beachzz
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"Blues By The Bay", the festival I went to this last weekend is held at a waterfront park on Humboldt Bay in Eureka, California. This bridge spans the bay, goes out to the Samoa Peninsula, a small community. It's a unique place, parallels the dunes along the ocean. There's another small town called Manila, also along the dunes--interesting names, with no connection to the places they're named after.
Oh, and it WAS very windy that day, as I walked back to the festival site, about half a mile to the left (west), it nearly blew me over. I read the next day there were some gusts of over 40 mph!! You can't see here too well, but there were big whitecaps on much of the water.
Comments (11)
Yeah, there's a bridge like that down around lake Washington, my parents and I use to go boating there... i cant get the spell check... kiaking? kyacking? ciaking... something like that. I'm not a magician... just an artist -.- , haha. But yeah... looks good Mo! ^^
Wonderful capture, Excellent well done..
Sure looks breezy to me, I see whitecaps and their precursors. Nice composition here, the bridge makes a wonderful line to move the eye...great shot!
I can really see the motion in the water. Very nice capture.
beautiful capture warm hug, Linda
Is that graffiti I see on the first support pillar Marilyn? it amazes me some of the places they get to just to scrawl meaningless messages. Excellent capture, great pov, the image is in theme with the Blues by the Bay, theres plenty of blues in it. Bravo!!!!!
"Lake Worth reports light chop with seas two to five feet over the Gulfstream" is what this looks like to me. A typical blustery day when Genoas and spinnakers are not appropriate while hull speed limits may be reached.
A great POV Marilyn!
Again, stark light and dark contrasts in this shot, which is quite typical of your work. This span spans quite a way across troubled waters, Marilyn!
that some bridge. wonderful looking
we have gales forecast for today along with more rain :o(..excellent capture marilyn mick