a morning walk on east Beach at Sunrise
Good Morning, I hope all is well, and wish you all a good weekend
Today I am sharing a few shots from a nice morning walk i took on East Beach here in New Bedford
Its a spot I go to once or twice a week, I park in Fort Tabor Park, generally well before sunrise and walk around the fort, and then out of the park and onto East beach, a very popular beach here in NEw Bedford, so popular that sadly once summer hits visiting there reminds me how lazy people can be having a great day at the beach but leaving their trash behind on the beach when they leave, now from the photos you may think the beach looks clear and clean with no trash, thats because me and a guy who does Beachcombing on the beaches here, cleaned up some of the bigger pieces and took them to the trash can, and secondly the bits of trash I missed and were visible in photos I edited out
This firts shot is at one end of the beach where they have volleyball nets setup, I havent seen people playing beach volleyball, but then again thats because I visit there at sunrise when most people are still sleeping lOL
Sony A7iv 28mm F11 1/4 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
along the beahc a little, I always tend to catch shots of the lifeguard stands when I see them
Sony A7iv 23mm F11 1.5 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
and another lifeguard stand on a different day, looking at these photos now I realise they are from more than one walk there
Sony A7iv 24mm F11 1/10 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
that fenced off area is to protect nesting birds I believe plovers, so I know this shot was a few weeks back as the fenced off area is gone now and the beach is open to all
I was actually on the beach this morning, importing the photos as I prepare this, I edited these shots a little while back and had them in my to share folder, as I am a little behind in editing recent photos
Sony A7iv 18mm F11 1.6 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
and a last shot at the other end of the beach
Sony A7iv 18mm F11 1.6 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger