Fisherman's Terminal - IV

Sometimes the interest is not in symmetry, but rather in the shape and texture of the object. This dirty, frayed bit of rope really suggests the life of a fisherman to me.

But there is also this neat and tidy hitch tied around this rail. This also seems to embody much of what a mariner does.

All of what we see here at the wharf are bits that work or enable work under harsh conditions at sea. Sometimes, there is little to see. Only shapes and ends that suggest at what lies beyond.

The bow of this boat makes a nice reflection.

In rough weather, when you are confined inside, the porthole is your only connection to the outside.