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Rubsam Photo (he/him)

I fell in love with the WWII Bunker at Cape May Point, NJ back in 2003. Back then the beach was so eroded you could easily walk under the bunker between the support pylons. It was part of the coastal defense system during World War II. Built in 1942, this concrete structure once housed large guns to defend against enemy ships.

More info: capemay.com/blog/2001/09/need-

Lens: Canon 70-210mm F4 FD Macro

This photo, taken in August 2024, shows the Cape May Point WWII Bunker located on the beach at Cape May Point, New Jersey. The concrete structure, partially covered with sand and surrounded by beach grasses, sits near the shoreline with the vast blue ocean stretching into the distance under a bright, clear sky. The scene highlights the historic military fortification, blending into its natural surroundings, symbolizing both the remnants of the past and the enduring beauty of the coastal landscape.
This image, taken in August 2024, shows a close-up of the WWII bunker located at Cape May Point, New Jersey. The bunker, a concrete structure with visible wear, sits partially buried in the sand dunes. "Keep Off" signs are displayed prominently on different parts of the structure, emphasizing its historical significance and fragility. In the background, a bright blue sky with a few fluffy clouds contrasts with the rugged appearance of the bunker, creating a stark reminder of the area's wartime past amid the peaceful beach setting.
This image, taken in August 2024, shows a person standing next to the Cape May Point WWII Bunker in Cape May, NJ. The concrete bunker, weathered and partially buried in sand, features "Keep Off" signs, emphasizing the structure's preservation. The person provides a sense of scale, highlighting the bunker’s large size. Surrounding the bunker are tall beach grasses, adding to the scene's natural coastal environment. The bright blue sky contrasts with the bunker’s gray, aged exterior, bringing focus to both the historical significance and scenic beauty of the area.
This image, taken in August 2024, shows a woman standing barefoot on the sandy beach at Cape May Point, NJ, with the World War II bunker in the background. The woman is dressed in a sleeveless gray top and green pants, wearing glasses and a smartwatch, smiling as she poses for the camera. The beach is dotted with sparse beach grasses, and the blue sky provides a bright contrast to the bunker’s weathered concrete structure behind her. The photo captures both the historical and scenic aspects of Cape May Point.
#DigitalPhotography#SonyAlpha#VintageLens
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Kristia Adams Photography

Gillian's Wonderland in Ocean City, NJ is closing at the end of this season and has been sold to a developer. The future of the 1926 PTC carousel is uncertain. I went this weekend to take some shots. I hope it can remain in Ocean City for many years and is not broken up and sold by the piece. 😟

kristia-adams.pixels.com/featu

Colorful carousel horses await riders.
#buyintoart#ayearforart#carousel
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