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Yokohama-honmoku Pier
Area of Santa Fe Springs, California near Los Angeles
aerial view to Los Angeles City with houses and streets in rectangular pattern
Aerial shot of the Port of Baltimore at sunset, looking across a container terminal and over industrial facilities along the quayside towards the city skyline.
From high above, the aerial view unveils a sprawling tapestry of industry and commerce: the Port of Los Angeles shipping yard. Stretching out as far as the eye can see, it is a bustling hive of activity, an intricate labyrinth of containers, cranes, and vessels.\n\nLike colorful building blocks, countless cargo containers are stacked meticulously, forming towering walls that seemingly reach for the sky. The containers create a mosaic of vibrant hues, as reds, blues, greens, and yellows intermingle in an organized chaos. These rectangular giants house goods from around the world, awaiting their journey to various destinations.\n\nGiant cranes, like gentle giants, dance along the dockside, their long arms gracefully lifting and moving containers with precision and efficiency. The cranes become a symphony of motion, orchestrating the synchronized ballet of unloading and loading ships, their mechanical grace a testament to human ingenuity.\n\nMassive cargo ships, like floating cities, dot the harbor, their sheer size awe-inspiring. Their towering decks and smokestacks cast shadows over the shimmering water below. Tugs and pilot boats bustle around them, guiding their immense presence with skilled navigation.\n\nIntricate networks of roads and rail lines weave through the shipping yard, connecting the port to the broader transportation infrastructure. Trucks and trains tirelessly shuttle goods to and from the port, forming an essential link in the global supply chain.\n\nAmidst this industrial landscape, the port's waterfront promenade provides a contrast of calm and leisure. Strolling pedestrians and cyclists enjoy the fresh sea breeze, soaking in the atmosphere and marveling at the scale of operations before them.\n\nThe aerial view of the Port of Los Angeles shipping yard is a testament to the interconnectedness of the global economy, where goods and products traverse vast distances, weaving a tapestry of trade and commerce that fuels the modern world.
Aerial view of the New Jersey commercial port - docks and containers
point of departure and arrival for international import, export, and travel
High quality stock photos of container shipping being picked up by semi-trucks at the Port of Oakland
King City, California - July 8, 2016: King city downtown. Business area, stores and restraurant on the sides. Cars are parked on the street. Incidental people on the background.
Inglewood, California, USA - October 7, 2022: Afternoon foggy sunlight shines on historic downtown Inglewood.
Charleston SC - Container Ship - 1976. Scanned from Kodachrome 25 slide.
Area of Commerce, California near Los Angeles
Honolulu - January 10, 2017: Ariel view of Lowe's and Home Depot with Shipping Cranes in the distance on Oahu, Hawaii January 10, 2017. Lowe's Companies, Inc. is an American company that operates a chain of retail home improvement and appliance stores in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Freight Transportation and Shipping Containers At Dusk at a shipping yard in Portland Oregon. Shot from the street sidewalk on public space. The cargo containers are being loaded and unloaded by cranes.
Los Angeles, California, USA - August 16, 2016: Aerial view of port cranes, containers and cargo facilities in Wilmington and Terminal Island.
Aerial view of Chinatown train station just north of downtown Los Angeles.
San Francisco, California, USA - July 26, 2014: San Francisco is a city of Neighborhoods and this is the Japantown area the shopping and eateries are varied and attrack many visitors as you can see the many men women and families here in the shopping center of Japantown for an exciting opportunity to enjoy different food and shopping opportunities and possibly have a view of a somewhat different culture and on this July day it was a very enjoyable opportunity and the food was great.
Los Angeles, California, USA - 12 January 2024: Cruise terminal building at the cruise dock in the Port of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, United States - November 4, 2022: Cargo planes at Los Angeles Airport (LAX) aerial view in the United States.
Drone shot looking over a busy container terminal in the Port of Long Beach. Straddle carriers and top handlers are taking shipping containers off trucks and stacking them in rows. Downtown Long Beach is on the opposite bank of the Los Angeles River. \n\nThis shot was taken at the end of 2021 during the global supply chain crisis, and the terminal is visibly at capacity.
On the Coronado Bridge looking at the railroad yard with San Diego in the background.
A lot of trade containers line up, very colorful.
Los Angeles, California - December 18, 2022: Urban Roads Seamlessly Intertwine with a Segment of the Bustling Port of Los Angeles
Interstate 10 near Phoenix, Arizona shot from an altitude of about 1500 feet.
San Diego Airport
Aerial view of Los Angeles featuring the city of Commerce, Vernon and the BNSF - Hobart Intermodal Freight Transport Train hub
Los Angeles, United States - May 27, 2015: Aerial view of the Santa Monica Airport surrounded by residential neighborhoods.
Intense car traffic in a Latin American city
Helicopter view of Midway Airport Chicago
Aerial view of vehicle dock at Nansha District, Guangzhou, China
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