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The Dune Debacle: destruction of a beach
Margate NJ is located on a barrier island just south of Atlantic City. Established in 1885, it has seen its share of storms including the most recent Hurricane Sandy. Fortunately most of the homes along the beach were not destroyed, mainly because there is a bulkhead and jetty system in place for protection. After […]
Travel Photography: Bermuda Storms
In the Northern Atlantic Ocean, hurricane season occurs from June 1 to November 30, sharply peaking from late August through September. The prime time to cruise to Bermuda is between the beginning of May to the end of September. If you are going to take a cruise to Bermuda you should be prepared to hit […]
Travel Landscape Photography : The North Carolina Museum of Art.
The Architectural Record has selected 125 significant buildings that have defined architecture in our era. The NC Museum of Art in Raleigh North Carolina is on the list. I am fortunate to be located only 5 miles away. Besides it being a great building; it also has Friday night movies on the lawn, a 5 star […]
With Spring Comes Weeds
The dandelion has the botanical name Taraxacum. Is it a weed? Is it a wildflower? Is it an ingredient in a salad? Is it a healing plant? Is it tea? It could be all of these but to me it is a signal that spring has sprung.
Travel Photography: A stop along a country road in North Carolina.
Somewhere on highway 32 near Edenton, NC. Edenton is located in the north east corner of North Carolina on the Albemarle Sound near the Outer Banks. Highway 32 is a typical North Carolina country road. There’s not much on it other then cotton and tobacco fields, old tobacco barns, farm houses and an occasional church. After a […]
Foggy Beach Day
Photography of fog, on the beach in Margate, NJ., Christmas Day. The rain finally stopped and the fog rolled in. It was so thick I couldn’t see the edge of the ocean while standing on the bulkhead or see more then a few feet in front of me while walking. Sometimes Wally would run off and couldn’t be […]
