Showing posts with label lagoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lagoon. Show all posts

Tide Changes

Posted on 4/03/2019 12:09:00 AM by

Tide Changes. On a hike earlier in the year I took this picture at Witty's Lagoon. I was wondering what these upright logs were for. The lagoon almost completely drains, so it's likely not an old dock. Do you know what they are for?.
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Bridge over Troubled Water (Landscape)

Posted on 1/27/2019 09:21:00 PM by

Bridge over Troubled Water (Landscape). Took a short hike today down the otherside of Witty's Lagoon trail, it was quite nice and I got a few water falls out of it. This particular one was captivating, and I ended up spending 20-30 minutes crawling around on the rocks and logs at the bottm. Managed to avoid a soaker as well!.
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Bridge over Troubled Water (Portrait)

Posted on 1/27/2019 09:21:00 PM by

Bridge over Troubled Water (Portrait). Took a short hike today down the otherside of Witty's Lagoon trail, it was quite nice and I got a few water falls out of it. This particular one was captivating, and I ended up spending 20-30 minutes crawling around on the rocks and logs at the bottm. Managed to avoid a soaker as well!.
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Crashing

Posted on 12/28/2017 11:23:00 AM by

Crashing. I couldn't move this log, nor did I want to, but the ocean tossed it around like a toothpic to put it up on these rocks. Works for me, was great to catch the ocean crashing under it with the sureal solar flares on the top..
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That's a Big Rock!

Posted on 8/31/2014 09:33:00 PM by


That's a Big Rock!. The absolute coolest thing about Rio De Janerio was the build up of the city between all these crazy mountains. This one was breath-taking at sunset, as the sun just hit the wall of buildings and the mountains, and it reflected perfectly in the lagoon below it. What is crazy is I think the cement pillars in the mountain are there to prevent the rocks at the top from falling down. I wonder what building insurance goes for under that thing? View the larger version on Flickr

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