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Posted by mcc on Sep 23 2014 in Landscape Photography, Pictures Of Trees, Digital Infrared, Infrared Converted Pentax KD10, Digital Infrared, Infrared Converted Digital SLR, Travel, Maryland
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Mallows Bay Park

Another small park in Maryland. Mallows Bay is home to a scuttled fleet of WWI vessels that were sunk in shallow waters to create a wildlife refuge. Here is the road leading into the park (click on the image for a larger file):

Here is one of the scuttled ships, as seen from the shore:

Infrared converted Pentax K10D with DA 17-70 lens.

Here is a shot of one of the sunken vessels found a little closer to shore:

And here a decrepit dock right near that sunken boat:

The latter two non-infrared color photos taken with Pentax K3 and DA 17-70 lens.

This entry was posted by Mark C and filed under Landscape Photography, Pictures Of Trees, Digital Infrared, Infrared Converted Pentax KD10, Digital Infrared, Infrared Converted Digital SLR, Travel, Maryland.

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