One of my favorite things
27-May-2007 15:12 Filed in: Crystal Coast
The photo sites that I maintain at Picasa Web Albums and Flickr should convince anyone that I love to take pictures.
I also have a site where maintain my favorite sunrises from our deck in Roanoke.
Since coming to the Crystal Coast last fall, one of my favorite spots for photos has been the bridge between Cape Carteret and Emerald.
I guess a little of what I find special about the photos is the challenge of getting them.
First you have to time your bridge crossing. Then I usually have to let traffic pass me just before I get on the bridge and be careful that no one is behind me before I stop.
Even with those precautions I can only get three or four shots with a fast camera so I have to work quickly while my wife watches for traffic. I have gotten some really nice photos including the one in the post.
I am looking forward taking delivery of our skiff so I can take sunset photos on the water while sipping a beer.
I think that qualifies as a great time especially if it is interspersed with some fishing.
I have gotten some really great photos other places such as down by Clyde Phillip's Seafood where I took this sun-drenched Pelican or at Emerald Wood's park where I snapped this fantastic sunset.
The beach is a great spot for sunrise photos if you can manage to get up early enough to beat the sun.
I also love to take pictures down by the Point at Emerald Isle near the intersection of Bogue Court and Inlet Drive. This sunset is a great example.
Still when I can hit the bridge at the right time, it is hard to beat. I have even managed to time it right for one sunrise.
I also have a site where maintain my favorite sunrises from our deck in Roanoke.
Since coming to the Crystal Coast last fall, one of my favorite spots for photos has been the bridge between Cape Carteret and Emerald.
I guess a little of what I find special about the photos is the challenge of getting them.
First you have to time your bridge crossing. Then I usually have to let traffic pass me just before I get on the bridge and be careful that no one is behind me before I stop.
Even with those precautions I can only get three or four shots with a fast camera so I have to work quickly while my wife watches for traffic. I have gotten some really nice photos including the one in the post.
I am looking forward taking delivery of our skiff so I can take sunset photos on the water while sipping a beer.
I think that qualifies as a great time especially if it is interspersed with some fishing.
I have gotten some really great photos other places such as down by Clyde Phillip's Seafood where I took this sun-drenched Pelican or at Emerald Wood's park where I snapped this fantastic sunset.
The beach is a great spot for sunrise photos if you can manage to get up early enough to beat the sun.
I also love to take pictures down by the Point at Emerald Isle near the intersection of Bogue Court and Inlet Drive. This sunset is a great example.
Still when I can hit the bridge at the right time, it is hard to beat. I have even managed to time it right for one sunrise.
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