Mono Monday a few shots from recent walks

Good Morning
Hope your all having a good weekend, but lets remember why its a long weekend

On this Memorial Day, let us take a moment to reflect on the bravery and dedication of our fallen heroes. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
mY photos for today are from recent walks and not Memorial day related.

As I tend to do on Mondays, sharing a few Mono shots from a recent walk i took on the harbor walk here in New Bedford

Alittle bit about the harbor walk

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 The New Bedford 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 tend to do in the early morning.
there are two walkways built on the hurricane barrier walk, this one and the Cove walk which I think is a little longer, but I do not often walk on there for a couple of reasons, if it happens to be a nice sunrise the views are nicer from the Harbor walk, and secondly, I have found the harbor walk safe to walk, the only people I ever see on there in my early morning walks are people walking or jogging for exercise.
The Cove walk is probably safe as well, but the last times I thought about walking it in the early morning, there were whall I say some shady characters on it and I decided to play it safe and not walk there

now i do love the views out over the water while walking here but sometimes it worth looking at taking a shot the other way such as this commercial building

^{Sony A7iv 28mm F11 1.6 Sec ISO 100
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Or this other one, mine you it was the reflections thta caught my eye in this next one

^{Sony A7iv 20mm F11 4 Sec ISO 100
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This next shot is off the harbor walk, walking alongside the hurricane barrier wall on the way out to Palmers Island, or should I say coming back from Palmer sisland as it is behind me

^{Sony A7iv 17mm F11 10 Sec ISO 100
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and this is on the same path looking towards the end of the wall and Palmers Island

^{Sony A7iv 22mm F9 10 Sec ISO 100
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and to finish off this shot of the Facility where they are building Wind Turbines

^{Sony A7iv 24mm F11 10 Sec ISO 100
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And that’s all folks

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