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Old Railroad Dock
© Liam_ak
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Uploaded: 10/04/03 8:25 AM GMT
Old Railroad Dock
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Dlds: 1850
Status: active
Dlds: 1850
Status: active
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(Main) Contests->Nature taking over
In 1964 there was a bad Tidalwave which ripped lots of Seward Alaska up.. this once was an old Railroad dock, barges and Boats of all sizes would dock here.
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Excellent, Liam. The fog is great, and divides the photo very well.
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Very nice shot. I like the tint (?); it adds to the brooding scene.
(PP: Je ne sais pas l'expression exacte, mais c'est un mouvement extraordinairement grand de l'eau au surface de l'océan. Onde de marée?)
(PP: Je ne sais pas l'expression exacte, mais c'est un mouvement extraordinairement grand de l'eau au surface de l'océan. Onde de marée?)
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The Tidalwave was actually a Tsunami, the earthquake of '64 started it. Railroad cars were tossed against the mountains. It was a catastrophe.
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Liam
This is an excellent photo. and how far are those piles from shore? It seems it was a long dock!
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-Joby
Congratulate to a superb photo! you really deserved to win the contest "Most Artistic". Bravo!
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"Nessecity is the mother of invention"
Ohhh WOWOW Most artistic, thats Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Thank you all, it soo much fun being here..;)
Thank you all, it soo much fun being here..;)
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Liam
Yea i like this Gives me ideas about how life is and how great it is to love nature....And of course the meaning of Nature
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If you were hot you would be me!
Fantastic photo!!!
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Just for once I wish someone would call me sir without adding, you're making a scene.
I am very pleased to read the Wonderful comments.. thank you all.
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"Its getting so Dark .......... I want out now"
AH-HA!!! finally!!! i can make good use of all my scientific knowledge. a tidal wave is created my earthquake in the ocean. the ocean floor will split alont fault lines, and one side will be forcibly pushed up very quickly. that results in moving the water up very high, and the motion is carried along to a shore.
i'm not a very artistic person... but i do know my tectonic plates. hehehe.
very nice picture btw. i love the colors and the misty-ness of it.
i'm not a very artistic person... but i do know my tectonic plates. hehehe.
very nice picture btw. i love the colors and the misty-ness of it.
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Perfect to win this title! You really deserved most artistic on this pic, great job and congratulations!
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When the rooster crows, it's time to WAKE UP!
Firstly, awesome pic. Making it a monotone really helps this shot. Secondly, the tsunami that this is in RE to was caused by a big chunk of land that fell into the water in that region (although yes, most are caused by earthquakes). This particular tsunami, if I'm thinking of the right region...was actually taller than the Empire State Building. *clicks off the Discovery Channel* nerdsayswhat?
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Carpe di-photo
According to http://www.geophys.washington.edu/tsunami/general/historic/alaska64.html, the run up was 67 meters (219 ft)
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Haunting and beautiful. Absolutely breath taking. Thank you for sharing this photo and the history and congratulations on your win :o)
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I love the horizontal lines of water and vertical lines of the posts. The low clouds make the image surreal and the seagulls add to the dreaminess of the whole image. Just superb from one end to the other. KUDOS and then some. Blessings, anne
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auntie anne
Wow..very beautiful. Photography is my passion..and i am just starting..so any tips would be very helpful. Thanks.:)
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What is a 'tidalwave'?