Here’s a sunset over the Pacific Ocean at Malibu, California, USA.
This taken with the Nikon D850, Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8 AF-S.
A moment at Point Magu.
Here’s another moment captured with Kodak Ektar 100, this time at Point Magu, California, USA.
Nikon F5, Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8 AF-S, Kodak Ektar 100.
Tugboat Sunk
Digging into the archives, I found photos of the sinking of the Delilah, an old tugboat that finally found new life as an artificial reef.
The photo is a scan from an negative, with the original image made in the late 1990’s. Here’s a fuzzy shot of the last moments of the sinking:
In fact, I think this was in January of 1998 off the mouth of the Delaware Bay. Surely the hulk is still down there making a home for sea creatures.
An Ideal Location?
Here in Aruba, I’ve been thinking about building myself a little writer’s shack to go with my regular shack. This would be a tiny structure, about 8′ X 12′ or so, a place to focus on the writing and avoid the distractions of the refrigerator and such. Then today, I got to thinking a little more about this and was wondering if it might be better to build the thing on a trailer as I’ve seen some of these tiny houses lately. Then I could roll it around, parking it for the day at a location such as this:
Ideal location for a writer’s shack in Aruba?
Heck of a view there from Savaneta, Aruba, DWI or what? So, I could park for the day, get some work done, and then tote the tiny shack back to the bigger shack for the night. Anyway, like many things, it seems like a good idea. You never know.
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