Wednesday Walk the Harbor Walk
An update on my toe, it swelled up and a good part of my foot was red yesterday and moving it even a little was painful, so I decided to get it checked out
good news is its not broken
but I must be gettigngolder, I have broken fingers and toes before and sure it was painful but I managed to do more than I can this time, after a nights sleep after taking some tylenol last night I woke up feeling it wads a lot better,
Till I got out of bed, step one was fine but by about step 10 my foot was letting me know it didnt want to play this game today,so popped a couple of ibuprofen which hopefully will bring down some of the swelling, and after I finish updating this post and sharing it, most likely will head off my Computer and onto the couch with my foot elevated, as sitting here at my desk it is starting to throb away
So apologies unles it feels a bit better later today I will be staying off the computer and restign with foot elevated so may not be visiting all the posts this week
This post if for Wednesday walk challenge
Any questions about the challenge read the guide at the Bottom of the post ;)
The New Bedford Harbor Walk sits atop the New Bedford Hurricane Barrier on East Rodney French Boulevard. The hurricane barrier is said to be the longest in the world, it was built in the 1960s
The Harbor Walk begins next to the East Rodney French Boulevard boat ramp, stretching about three-quarters of a mile to its northern end at Gifford Street. Here, the harbor walk extends along the inside of the hurricane barrier past Palmers Island. At night, the walkway is lined with more than 160 light fixtures, so this is a nice spot for a stroll in the evening, or as I do in the early morning
As you can see from the first shot the water is on one side and the streets and houses on the right
Sony A7iv 20mm F11 2 seconds ISO 100
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This day I had Parked at Gifford Street, and walked the length of the walk and back twice to get my steps in and a few photos
Sony A7iv 17mm F11 0.8 second ISO 100
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and here is a shot walking back to the end I started from the Wind Tubine tower construction site stands out
Sony A7iv 17mm F10 10 second ISO 100
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This morning there wasnt to much color at sunrise other than some splashes of color on the horizon
Sony A7iv 17mm F11 1/3 second ISO 100
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NOw this shot was clearly earlie ron in my walk, whern I head out its still dark I like to start my walks an hour before sunrise
Sony A7iv 19mm F11 20 second ISO 100
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Wednesday Walk is a challenge started by me, the idea is to get out for a short walk and get some shots of what you can see within a short distance of your home office or wherever you start. And this is my entry for this week, but first, let me explain the challenge.
This is my post for the Wednesday Walk challenge hosted by myself, let me first explain the guidelines
Try and get out once a week for a short walk, can be from your office, home or anywhere really and walk for a few blocks or a few minutes looking for things to get shots of.
Your walk does not have to be on a Wednesday I just ask if possible to share your walk photos on a Wednesday.
Try and get a few shots not just one
Add a bit of a write up about where you walked
Just one Wednesday Walk tagged post a week
You can look for anything in general or decide on one subject you want to get shots off.
Make a point of looking around and up and see what you can find to get shots of that otherwise you may miss
Do a post with the shots you get on a Wednesday and tag it with #wednesdaywalk, also if you happen to join, please leave a link to your post in a comment on this post and I will try and visit them all, especially if its not one of the first 5 tags or I may miss seeing it .
Following me and re-Hiving the post so more see it would be appreciated but isn't a rule just a suggestion.
I am not strict on these rules and hence why they are called guidelines and not rules
I will try and visit, and upvote all who take part in the Wednesday Walk.
