Don Sutherland's photos with the keyword: waves

Tropical Storm Isaias batters Manor Park’s Umbrella Point with high winds, periods of heavy rain and pounding waves (Larchmont, New York)—August 4, 2020. Isaias passed west of Larchmont with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph (113 kph). The storm brought down, uprooted and snapped numerous trees. Some tree damage: Manor Park (Larchmont, New York) St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Mamaroneck, New York)

Manor Park (Larchmont, New York)—April 30, 2020. April ended with stormy weather. The highest monthly temperature in New York City was just 68°F (20.0°C). That was the coldest April monthly temperature since 1940. The stormy weather was perhaps a fitting symbol for the COVID-19 “storm” that has been raging and taking a terrible toll. But amidst all that darkness, there have been displays of beauty, too. That beauty was on display to a message one small business owner left for her customers: Please remember to take all your precautions in staying healthy and safe. Do take this time to do something you enjoy whether it be doing your crossword puzzles, or painting, dancing or singing out loud, watching a movie or reading a book, sewing or knitting maybe crocheting… Stay connected and reach out to those who are alone and in need for someone to talk to. As for the moms and dad who are taking care of your children and working from home, enjoy this time you hae with them, these are special gifted times to you… [T] here is always tomorrow, we’ve been all through tough times before with prayers, hope and faith we will make it through together. I can’t wait until we see each other again to celebrate life together and share our stories. Love Gisèle & Staff But there was something more. She added, “Should you need someone to talk to I am only a phone call away, I will be checking in… I am always here for you.” Along with that was her phone number.

Sunrise at San Pablo Island, Florida—July 9, 2019

A seagull at Robert Moses State Park (Babylon, New York)—October 5, 2014

A blizzard brings heavy snow, high winds and pounding surf to Cape May, New Jersey—February 6, 2010. The February 5-6 blizzard dumped 21.8" (55.4 cm) snow at Cape May.