As we were walking along the docks downtown recently I spied this little boat. I couldn't decide whether it had just come back in and was resting, or if it was patiently waiting for someone to take it out.
It almost looks like it was hooked to the boat in front of it and is waiting to follow it back out but then the thing in front is a dock I would guess and not a kind of barge. I really liked the colors in the photograph. To me, color and intensity of color is neat and one of the best things you can have. I sort of grew up on black and white from camera film before color film and black and white television before color came out. I remember we used to sit around the set on Sundays waiting on the Kraft food commercials to show up in living color. Our first color set was out exposure to color television and wow what a beautiful thing that was.
I think it lost its mommy. But it is a cute little thing...and looks to be a dinghy thingy propelled by oars...
Love boats, water and reflections so this shot is a real winner. What a great sky in the water!
Great eye; super job!
Oh, Lois Anne and I - you can praise her all you wish...this is, she says, a "team" effort (we started dating in 1954!) ... she tells me, "OK, team, take this photo at f5.6, 1/250!" And I do it.
As we were walking along the docks downtown recently I spied this little boat. I couldn't decide whether it had just come back in and was resting, or if it was patiently waiting for someone to take it out.
This is so cool! It's hard to tell where the water is. The boat seems to float in the sky. Nice!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot !! Peaceful too !! Thanks for sharing..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteIt's cute and there's a lovely reflection, Tapirgal's said it better than I!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sky reflection.
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture.
It almost looks like it was hooked to the boat in front of it and is waiting to follow it back out but then the thing in front is a dock I would guess and not a kind of barge. I really liked the colors in the photograph. To me, color and intensity of color is neat and one of the best things you can have. I sort of grew up on black and white from camera film before color film and black and white television before color came out. I remember we used to sit around the set on Sundays waiting on the Kraft food commercials to show up in living color. Our first color set was out exposure to color television and wow what a beautiful thing that was.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my Grackle.
I wish I knew how to wait just as patiently.
ReplyDeleteI love the reflection of your beautiful blue sky on the water!
I think it lost its mommy. But it is a cute little thing...and looks to be a dinghy thingy propelled by oars...
ReplyDeleteLove boats, water and reflections so this shot is a real winner. What a great sky in the water!
Great eye; super job!
Oh, Lois Anne and I - you can praise her all you wish...this is, she says, a "team" effort (we started dating in 1954!) ... she tells me, "OK, team, take this photo at f5.6, 1/250!" And I do it.
Yea, team! :-))
What a super shot. Maybe it is just resting on a bed of clouds. Nice!!! MB
ReplyDeletePhenomenal shot!!! My husband just applied to his dream job in Seattle! Keeping our fingers crossed!!!! We want to come back home!!!!
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I appreciate the comments everyone.
ReplyDeleteJacob: You're not alone buddy. I follow orders too. It contributes to living longer. ;-}
Cameron's Mommy: I'm glad you're liking these local shots. Good luck to him on the job and the whole family for getting to come back to the northwest.
Oooh...beautiful glassy water surface. Great reflection perspective - small dinghy surrounded by towering masts.
ReplyDeleteI think it was patiently waiting for you to take a picture of it.
ReplyDeletei really love this shot, with the reflections in the water and the whole composition. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGosh, what a great photo. It's so well-composed and well-photographed. Thanks!
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