The The Fisher King by arleyagudelo by arleyagudelo

The The Fisher King

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Distant lights of Oslo by nerdcissus by nerdcissus

Light pollution from Oslo across the Oslo fjord in the middle of the picture. Distant glow from the midnight sun further north on the left. Reflections from houses on Konglungen, Asker, Norway on the right. The rocky beach of Kuodden in front. From a single raw file. Large depth of field. Long exposure, using tripod, on a clear summer night.

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無雲霞光寧靜海 by sullivan6006 by sullivan6006

Taiwan
Keelung City

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Kansas Sunset by darbyrob by darbyrob

Sunset under a supercell thunderstorm in Kansas

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Stone path way by kcortez77479 by kcortez77479

Stone path way during sunset.

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Absorbing Last Rays by marekboguszak by marekboguszak

Sunset on the vernal Moravian fields

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Caballos del Sueve by -Kike69- by -Kike69-

Caballos en el Bustacu. Sierra del Sueve. Parres. Asturias

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Middle-Earth by BCMcDowell by BCMcDowell

Man-made protection against the power of water by puteufel by puteufel

I have just spent a week’s holiday on a small island in the North Sea enjoying the coming and going of high tide and low tide.
Groins / groynes like this one were made of wooden posts in former times. Nowadays they are rather made out of concrete or stone. In the ocean, groynes create beaches or prevent them being washed away by longshore drift. In a river, groynes prevent erosion and ice-jamming, which in turn aids navigation. Ocean groynes run generally perpendicular to the shore, extending from the upper foreshore or beach into the water.

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