Fisherman's Terminal - VI

Today, we finish this exploration of the wharf with a few looks at some boaty bits.

Fisherman's Terminal - V

It is easy to find nets galore here.

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.

Fisherman's Terminal - III

There are patterns and shapes to be seen everywhere here. I find that the yellow float really complements the hand worn ropes stowed beside it.

Fisherman's Terminal - II

With a wide lens, it is possible to find a nice angle for viewing the bow of a boat and it's reflection in the water. I find that this makes a quite pleasing image.

By the Sea

Back in October, I joined a photowalk sponsored by the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) to explore the boats moored at Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle. It was a cloudy day with a bit of rain included (surprise!) but it made for an evenly lit shooting day.