The bird in the image above was very content to let me take my time as I snapped picture after picture. The bird seemed to enjoy being photographed as I moved in closer, or, got low to the ground, never appearing frightened or jittery. That all changed when his buddy showed up in the image below. I didn’t know seagulls could sound like Nazgul, but that’s what he sounded like. There was no way that his friend was going to ruin a future in modeling!
Converging, or, diverging?
And so we say goodbye to this sunset sail series on the harbor… doesn’t it feel like… I mean sometimes… like we’re always saying goodbye…
This could serve as a companion image to my previous post. It was fun to see the seagulls enjoying the sunset.
In this image you can see the Huntington Harbor Lighthouse, dating back to 1912. Up close it looks like a small castle.
Another in this series from my recent trip back home to Long Island. We just loved this sunset sail on my brother’s sail boat.
This is the 6th in a small series of images from a recent motorcycle ride to a favorite location, The Marseilles Mill Ruins, which, you can learn about by clicking on a link in my previous post. These are pictures of one of the gates that controlled the flow of water along channels, called raceways, that were used to help create power and run the old paper mill.
rutakintome pictures 
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