Bay Horizon

Tidal Runoff

Cape May Point, Midnight - Pilings

Cape May Point, Midnight - Sunken ship "Atlantus"

Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Reserve - Lookout

Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Reserve - Two Trees

AC Elephants

Sea of Grass

The Atlantic City skyline on the horizon

Pilings - Grassy Sound

Gable - Grassy Sound

Private Parking - Grassy Sound

These cottages lined the old causeway leading into North Wildwood, NJ, and were used by fishermen and their families. When new modern concrete bridges replaced the old tar road and wooden drawbridges, many of these structures were abandonded and fell into ruin, although some are still in use.

Fisherman's Shack - Grassy Sound

Sweet Haven - Grassy Sound

Depot

Ocean City, NJ

Bunker, Cape May Point, NJ

This massive concrete structure, located in what is now Cape May Point State Park, was a gun emplacement built during World War II to protect the mouth of the Delaware Bay. A similar facility was built on the opposite shore in Lewes, DE. Originally the whole unit was buried in the sand, the pilings having been driven into the earth prior to construction to stabilize the structure. At the time this picture was taken, however, erosion had caused the shoreline to recede, leaving the bunker perched on what had become wood posts. Since then the shoreline has moved back out to sea, and the bunker is once again buried. This picture was taken around midnight under a hazy full moon with a very long exposure time.

Promenade

Solitary

Sid Lives

Skateboarding in the Casino