Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #56 — Seascapes and/or Lakeshore

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Hi all, must be Sunday, with another weekly challenge up! Thanks to Amy for the topic this week and for sharing her fantastic images with us all.

I have a strong affinity with the sea having worked on it for twenty years, and always find myself drawn back to it; be it in good weather or bad.

Along Pacific Coast Highway (PCH)

Had to sneak in this photo, the best way to see the PCH; Ford Mustang Convertible 😁

Ford Mustang Convertible on Pacific Coast Highway by Jez Braithwaite
Ford Mustang Convertible on PCH

Peterhead and Boddam (NE Coast of Scotland)

Boddam Lighthouse in a winter storm by Jez Braithwaite
Boddam Lighthouse in a winter storm

Loch Lomond

Loch Long

Loch Long on the West Coast of Scotland is aptly named. It is one of our longer sea lochs and stretches twenty miles; from the Firth of Clyde, to Arrochar.

Low Tide on the Firth of Tay

Published by jezbraithwaite

I'm a Royal Navy Veteran from Scotland and love to get out and about with my wife, susantbraithwaite.com, and my faithful camera and capture whatever catches my eye. My posts will be a collection of photos from our travels and anything I find interesting; and squirrels, lots of squirrels.

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6 thoughts on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #56 — Seascapes and/or Lakeshore”

  1. Such a beautiful set of seascape photos. 20 years…, that is a strong affinity with the sea, Jez. I love your sunset/sunrise captures. Loch Long is magnificent!
    Thank you for sharing with us!

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