Tonight at 8 o'clock, the tide reached an equinoctial high at 5.5 metres / 18 feet. It is also a perfectly calm evening, with no wind. The wind gauge near the Coast Guard Station was still, not often seen. The sun set at around 7.10, but I had enough light to take the above pictures between 7.30 and 7.45.
Thursday, 27 September 2007
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love the twlight pictures, especially the one with the moon. Linda in Washington state
ReplyDeleteI like these, and the first one is great. Taht's a higher tide than I would have guessed.
ReplyDeleteThose are really nice pictures. They would look good framed. Joni
ReplyDeleteI was waiting for you to put in some nice photo's of teh high tide tonight. As usual you havn't let us down. They are lovely. Thank You, Sybil
ReplyDeletePictures 1,3,6 are perfect postcard pictures. I would buy an enlargement of these any day they are so good. It still looks too cold to go out for a walk in it without my thermals though.....lol!
ReplyDeleteJeanie
So peaceful, twilight is so beautiful..your pictures capture the stillness and the slight chill....lovely.
ReplyDeleteI loved your pictures. The sea is calm mind its a good job realy you do not need flooding out.
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