I reprocessed a couple of images taken this May.
Cape May Update
Cape May
Wildwood Boardwalk
A rainy day is my favorite time to visit this type of tourist attraction. Boardwalk and Amusement Park, Wildwood, New Jersey.
Higbees etc Cape May
Cape May Point, Higbee Beach Road, Lower Township, and birds at Fish Dock Road, in Cape May and Wildwood, New Jersey.
East Point Lighthouse
On our way to Wheaton we stopped at the Cape May Brid Observatory in Cape May Courthouse. Then briefly at the East Point Lighthouse in Heislerville, New Jersey. The last picture is a boat that we passed by several times at Fulling Mill Road, Rio Grande, New Jersey.
Sunrise at Wildwood
We went for a short walk down the huge beach at Wildwood, New Jersey, to see the sunrise. The 50’s style hotel architecture at Wildwood is special. The last two where taken later in the day at the tip of Cape May. I used AI to remove electrical wires, cars and change the road in some.
Sunset beach
We drove to sunset Beach after dinner along with everyone else. We watched the sun go down. We saw dolphins and least terns too. Then we drove away along with everyone else. What an amusing event. The gift stores there stay open late during sunset. Sunset Beach – Cape May, New Jersey (new-jersey-leisure-guide.com).
City of Cape May 3 of 3
The last of the Victorian Gingerbread architecture. We saw a lot of lovely Victorian style houses that day.
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City of Cape May 2 of 3
I photographed these from the moving tour trolly. My Sony Rx10M4 did the job very well. Then I did lots of work in post removing cars, powerlines, and adding gardens or cobblestone roads with AI in Photoshop.
I used Google maps and Wikipedia to help ID a few of the houses. Cape May Historic District – Wikipedia. Also check out Cape May Historic District – Cape May Experiences and Activities.
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