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A warm sunny day at Long Beach California.

Aerial view of container cargo ship leaving Long Beach Harbor in Los Angeles County California.

View of Long Beach and Downtown Long Beach

Los Angeles, Ca, USA - June 21, 2015: San Pedro, California/USA June 2015. Container ship Agusta Kontor transporting cargo at The Port of Los Angeles with the Vincent Thomas Bridge in background

Denmarks northsea coast with its beaches and grassy landscapes offer a lot of interessting view from above.

$Aerial shot of a top handler driving around a roundabout in a shipping terminal in the Port of Los Angeles.\n\nAuthorization was obtained from the Los Angeles Harbor Department and Los Angeles Port Police for this operation in restricted airspace.$

Redondo beach breakwater vista, Southern California

Concrete block dam. Water intake channel for the desalination of sea water. Kazakhstan. Mangistau region. Aktau. 07 May 2021 year.

A drone shot of boats docked in the Long Beach Marina with the Queen Mary ship docked behind it on a sunny day.

Aerial view of the San Pedro marina and harbor facilities in Los Angeles, California.

The Port of Los Angeles is one of the busiest cargo ports in the world, and large cargo ships are a common sight there. These ships can range from hundreds to thousands of feet long and carry a variety of goods such as electronics, clothing, and machinery. They are often equipped with multiple cranes to unload their cargo quickly and efficiently. The ships are manned by skilled crews who handle navigation, loading and unloading, and maintenance. The sight of these massive vessels in the harbor is awe-inspiring, reminding us of the enormous amount of goods that are transported across the world's oceans every day.

$The THUMS Islands tap into the East Wilmington Oil Field\n\n“THUMS” stands for the names of its parent companies: Texaco, Humble, Unocal, Mobil, & Shell. \n\nIsland White was named after Ed White, Astronaut, who was killed in a launch pad accident on Apollo 1.$

Bridge and tunnels construction, gantry cranes working in water surroundings. Hampton Roads Beltway, North Island, Virginia

Aerial photo of the King Harbor Marina in Redondo Beach just before sunset.

Long Beach, CA - February 25, 2024: Large cranes for lifting shipping containers.

Rockwall, Texas - May 27, 2024: A very foggy and calm morning at The Harbor Rockwall with reflection of the lighthouse on Lake Ray Hubbard. HDR encoded.

Straddle carrier and containers stand still in harbour during Covid-19 travel ban

Channel Islands Harbor breakwater and light signal on the California gold coast at Port Hueneme California United States

Aerial view of a small lighthouse and breakwater.

Los Angeles, California, USA - August 16, 2016: Afternoon aerial view of Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbors in Southern California.

Dakar (Plateau), Senegal: Autonomous Port of Dakar (PAD) - southern breakwater with harbour entrance light - downtown Dakar skyline on the horizon, container terminal on the right - Dakar Bay.

Gdansk, in the foreground the exit from the port of Gdansk, on the right a signal lantern

Aerial shot taken from a light aircraft of the Port of Long Beach, with a cargo ship heading in to dock.

Seattle, Washington, USA- October 4, 2022: Black and white view of the Seattle port showcasing large amounts of industrial shipping containers belonging to different companies and dockyard cranes

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