#north coast

[fahdonxtc]

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Vessel in the Form of a Skull.

Culture: Moche

Place of origin: Peruvian North Coast

Date: 100 B.C.–A.D. 500

Medium: Ceramic and pigment

[brucespencer]

"Cock's Comb_ 10 Mile Beach, Mendocino, Ca"

© Bruce Spencer 2024

[adhamabbas]

You are my only passion, my last hope, your love is always there, my chain of suffering, your place is so deep in my heart.

[anasjpg]

Lifeguard chair

[aquatic-dusk]

@alilovesbuses and i just spent our saturday on a spectacularly ambitious one-day road trip from arcata california to coos bay oregon and back. 16 hours, 5 and a half lighthouses, a near miss with an elk, and countless whimsical moments later and i finally get to sleep in my cozy little bed.

[mintymoonss]

Cliff by mintymoonss

Instagram:postrimeria_

[maiiiiie]

Golden hour 🧡

[dedi-ashour]

"أعتقد أن كل من يحب البحر هو من عشاق ، الشتاء ، الثلج ، الهدوء ، الغروب ، القهوة أيضاً ...🌊❄️🧡🤎

[leicadiary]

[dopescissorscashwagon]

That Mountain in Iceland

📸 by Mads Peter Iversen

Kirkjufell "Church Mountain" is a high hill on the North Coast of Iceland's Snæfellsnes Peninsula

[pickleweed2]

Trinidad Harbour Seastacks at high tide

[kaelula-sungwis]

🇨🇦 Great Blue Heron by Dave Wong

[adhamabbas]

We can never judge the lives of others, because each person knows only their own pain and renunciation.

[marcalanpen-blog]

Ardmair views. Then photos were taken just before the sun set at Ardmair near Ullapool, in the north of Scotland.

The scenery is pretty impressive. As for the wildlife, in the few hours we spent there before the sun went down on the sea views were a couple of Oyster Catchers and a very smart looking Ringed Plover just meandering around on the foreshore. Neither seemed to be particularly afraid of me as I took a lot of photos from not a lot more than 10 metres away.

Ringed Plover.

This Ringed Plover wasn’t ringed, as in it didn’t have a ring attached to its leg, unlike its companion, below.

Notice the blue ring on one leg and the silver one on the other.

This smart Oyster Catcher was quite happy to carry on its preening as I photographed it from a few metres. They’re obviously pretty used to people, which was my good fortune.

Another sunset photo over the Firth.