Charlestown
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Weekapaug Beach, Rhode Island. Pentax K10D, SMC-DA* 16-50 f/2.8 lens, 61sec at F/10, ISO 100, 2 stop Solid ND, and 2 Stop Grad ND, tripod. Featured in “Masters of the Scenic” Group – March 2009 Featured in “Skyscapes” Group – March 2009 Featured in “Rhode Island” Group – March 2009 Featured in “PENTAX” Group – March 2009 Featured in “Going Coastal” Group – April 2009
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Charlestown Harbour near St Austel was built originally -to serve the Cornish China Clay industry. This old harbour is occasionally used for filming. Best viewed large Featured in Shameless Self-Promotion Nikon D80, 10-20mm Sigma
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This is the Kaskelot, moored in Charlestown near St Austell Cornwall UK. The ship is registered in Bristol. Best viewed larger
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Kaskelot tall ship in Charlestown Harbour Cornwall England. Sea Fever I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, / And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by; / And the wheel’s kick and the wind’s song and the white sail’s shaking, / And a grey mist on the sea’s face and a grey dawn breaking. I must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide / Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied; / And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying, / And the flung spray and the blown spume, and the sea-gulls crying. I must go down to the seas again, to the vagrant gypsy life, / To the gull’s way and the whale’s way where the wind’s like a whetted knife; / And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover, / And quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick’s over. John Masefield
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Captured at Charlestown Harbour in Cornwall UK. I love this ancient fishing harbour. Almost unspoilt by modern way, and could be any era in English Maritime history. A Great place for photographers with so many wonderful and interesting things to see and photograph. / For instance there is an Artist who’s studio is open to the public, and you can actually go in a watch him painting (can’t remember his name), but he was producing some lovely work. I did take a couple of pictures but with have to go back and ask him to pose again for me. He was very obliging. Then there are some great little pubs for a drink of good English beer, served quite cold too (don’t listen to the myth about warm beer in England). I liked this harbour full of tall ships, little fishing boats (when they are all at home) and some historic life-boats and the life-boat museum too. You’ll really have some wonderful photo opps in Charlestown. Enjoy! Don.
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Kaskelot: Charlestown Harbour Cornwall. A very traditional fishing harbour in the midst of modern redevelopment in Cornwall. This place gets lots of tourists every year by the bus-load:) I love this tranquil harbour in the early mornings or late afternoos when the light is just right for photographers. Magical! Don. Camera: Nikon D40x with Kit Lense 18-55mm / /
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A view from Charlestown Harbour looking out to the cliffs. The break in the clouds provided a wonderful warm light on the rocks and a beautiful reflection on the surface of the water.
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A view of the tall ships in Charlestown Harbour Cornwall. Charlestown in close to St Austel in Cornwall. I love the interplay of light and darkness in this image. The Light was changing rapidly on this day, and catching the harbour in bright light was proving to be a challenge. It reminded me of how often we come into the light of Jesus Christ, we are overwhelmed by the beauty and majesty of His presence in worship, then we leave that space and the darkness of reality hits home: People are dying, young boys are being stabbed, and dreadful news hits the headlines. Then the light shines again; a new baby is born, an old lady recovers from an operation, and a young man gives his heart to the Lord Jesus.The Light shines in the Darkness, but the darkness cannot overcome the light.
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The Tall Ship ‘Phoenix’ Portsmouth Charlestown Harbour Cornwall England
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Charlestown (Boston) Massachusetts right near the Bunker Hill Monument. The church in the background is St. Mary’s Church, built in 1887.
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The houses along Soley Street in Charlestown, MA. This is one of the oldest streets around Boston, right in between St. Mary’s Church and the Bunker Hill Monument.
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The small harbour at Charlestown, Cornwall. Taken in early January 2007.
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Zakim Bridge in Boston, MA. Taken on one of the two days the bridge was open to foot traffic to celebrate the bridge’s completion. The bridge was the widest cable-stayed bridge built prior to 2003. Post production includes extra grain and a diffused color filter.
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Gallows Bay, Caribbean island of Nevis, West Indies. Pictured is the Caribe Queen ferry connecting Nevis with the island of St Kitts.
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This is the port of Charlestown, England. This is a busy photo looking through the rigging of a Tall ship moured in the inner harbour.
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A view of the Tall ships moored at Charlestown.
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One of 2 tall ships in the harbour at Charlestown. I have trimmed this picture but would be better if framed to this size.
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The Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown, MA reflected on a stemless wineglass.
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Charlestown Beach, RI
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Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown, Boston , MA
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