Showing posts with label harbor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harbor. Show all posts

December 26, 2010

Winter Wonderland


Here we are, at the tail end of oh-ten, and it’s mightily cold back home in Germany. Makes for scenic views, though – both in the countryside...


...and in the city. Here’s Hamburg’s harbor on a particularly beautiful winter day. Sunshine in the middle of December – all too rare in this part of the world.


Flare Is Art.


Lots of ice floating in the harbor by the Baumwall subway station...


...and downtown on the Alster.

October 22, 2010

Sailboats In the Fog


It’s comforting that even San Diego gets grey skies sometimes – and much appreciated if a few rays of sunshine break through the morning fog to accentuate the nicely photogenic harbor scene.

February 28, 2010

Morro Bay


Halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, a little south of Hearst Castle, lies Morro Bay, a quaint fishing village with an ugly power plant (not pictured) and a very photogenic harbor. Morro Rock, an ancient volcanic plug, is the town's landmark and a protected State Reserve.

February 16, 2010

Harbor View


Santa Barbara - a pleasant place to spend some time at any age...

February 13, 2010

Bodega Birds


Remember Alfred Hitchcock’s PBS-on-steroids lesson in ornithology, “The Birds”? Here are the winged protagonists' descendants, photographed, like the film, in Bodega Bay, about 2 hours north of San Francisco. More here.