Land and Seascapes
ByThere’s a pier in Pompano Beach – in South Florida – that I love to visit. Here are some scenes from my recent visit:
Gear: Canon EOS 6D with Canon EF 24-105 mm and Oben monopod.
Two Terns hanging out on the pier:
A Bench and a Lamp
Looking South from the Pier
Looking North from the Pier, towards West Palm Beach
The Storm from a different angle, looking East
From the shoreline (on a different day)
Andrea O'Connell Photography 
These are beautiful wish i had a beach view like you
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Thank you, focusedphotos. Yes, it’s nice to escape to the seashore. I don’t get there often enough, but I am so grateful it’s close enough for frequent visits.
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I love siting down the near the sea when its stormy can capture so many nice photos
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Me too! It’s the nicest escape – nearly as wonderful as escaping into the wilderness to bird watch. 🙂
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Yeah allways nice to escape from city life i love geting out and doing macro shoots in the wilderness but nothing beats the bird watching its so quiet
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Reblogged this on only dreamin'.
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Beautiful photo.
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Thank you and thanks so much for visiting.
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These are beautiful pictures. I am envious…My ocean photos never turn out -catching such beauty. Yours, they make me want to go to the beach and get away.
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That’s so nice of you to say – thank you very much for your kindness and feedback. I live in South Florida, with beaches practically in my backyard, yet I don’t get there as often as I’d like. It is comforting to know it’s close by – it’s a blessing.
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It’s too bad when we live so close to such beautiful things and don’t utilize them often. Yet, with pictures like these, it is obvious you don’t take it for granted! Good for you. 🙂
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I spent a few years of my young childhood in Pompano Beach, FL. From what I can barely remember, we lived on the canal near S. Federal Highway. We were near the inlet, out to sea. I don’t remember Pompano Bch. having a pier though. Photos are stunning.
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