Crabby Joe's Pier...

Kirwin · April 4, 2005

located between Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet, Florida. I hope you enjoy.

Jerry Curtis · April 4, 2005

Very nice shot!
I like the perspective.

It's amazing that these piers survive the hurricaines in your area. I know they would probably succumb to the seas and Arctic ice in the North Atlantic, where I live, in short order.

guerito · April 4, 2005

Great picture!
I love the colors of this picture, the reflections and the dramatic sky.

gpgold · April 5, 2005

Kirwin wrote:

located between Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet, Florida. I hope you enjoy.

This shot has no peer! (sorry I guess I am not in control tonight)

regards,

Gary

bfjr · April 6, 2005

Nice Kirwin

Good eye for the right angle

GSPeP · April 6, 2005

Nice picture

I was also wondering how this construction can survive the hurricanes

Harryb · April 6, 2005

Good shot Kerwin

It reminds me a bit of the Cocoa Beach Pier.

Markjay · April 6, 2005

Nice shot, wanna see another Florida pier?
Nice image. I love photographing on these partial overcast days. See MY pier image post, of a pier on the west coast of Florida. tell me whatcha think?
You'll see my post right here in this forum area. Again, nice shot. Markjay

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

It is amazing that some piers do actually survive, but not all piers escape a hurricanes wrath. Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed.

Jerry Curtis wrote:

I like the perspective.

It's amazing that these piers survive the hurricaines in your area. I know they would probably succumb to the seas and Arctic ice in the North Atlantic, where I live, in short order.

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi guerito,

Thanks... and I'll share a secret with ya'. The sky wasn't that dramatic, but it's amazing what you can do "in camera" by underexposing the scene a bit!

guerito wrote:

I love the colors of this picture, the reflections and the dramatic sky.

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi Gary,

Ya' lost me...

But appreciate you having a look-see.

gpgold wrote:

This shot has no peer! (sorry I guess I am not in control tonight)

regards,

Gary

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi Ben,

Appreciate you stopping by and your kind words. Just noticed today that your posting on DPReview also. Take care!

bfjr wrote:

Nice Kirwin
Good eye for the right angle

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi GSPep,

Not all piers are as fortunate as this one was during the hurricanes. Thanks for looking!

GSPeP wrote:

Nice picture

I was also wondering how this construction can survive the hurricanes

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi Harry,

I've been to the pier at Cocoa Beach... and have enjoyed grilled Grouper with an adult beverage or two. Just relaxed and watched the cruise ships pull out to sea! I need to get back out there again! Thanks!!

Harryb wrote:

Good shot Kerwin It reminds me a bit of the Cocoa Beach Pier.

Kirwin · April 6, 2005

Hi Mark,

Thanks for stoppin' by and sharing your pier also!

Markjay wrote:

Nice image. I love photographing on these partial overcast days. See MY pier image post, of a pier on the west coast of Florida. tell me whatcha think?
You'll see my post right here in this forum area. Again, nice shot. Markjay

gpgold · April 7, 2005

Kirwin wrote:

Hi Gary,

Ya' lost me... But appreciate you having a look-see.

I apologize for making an awful pun. But, nights like yesterday and today, when I stay up till 2:00 AM looking at so many wonderful photos - I can't be responsible for the quality of the remarks.

Dee · April 7, 2005

What pretty lighting

Kirwin wrote:

located between Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet, Florida. I hope you enjoy.

The wet waterline on the pier legs add to the dimensionality of the photo too! I like the nice warm tones.

Dee · April 7, 2005

The pier had no peer! Too funny

gpgold wrote:

This shot has no peer! (sorry I guess I am not in control tonight)

regards,

Gary

What a play on words, their spelling and their meaning!

ehughes · April 7, 2005

Very cool shot, i like the perspective

Ed

gubbs · April 8, 2005

What a fantastic structure and an great job of capturing it. Perspective and light

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