Every so slowly…Rotting Away on the Beach
High above normal tide level and left to rot. Sea Holly and Bind Weed already at home within the hull. I guess this once cared for vessel had provided a good income for one of the local in-shore Fishermen of whom few now exists.
I know nothing is ever permanent but somehow it always seems such a loss when its an old boat.
Location: Ravenglass, Cumbrian Coast
10th March 
(C) David Oakes 2017
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A beautiful image, very painterly, great composition. I’m also attracted to the photographic possibilities of old boats, but they are always tinged with sadness.
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I know exactly what you mean…..maybe it is because Fishermen and Sailors have a great deal of real affection for their boat however big or small…..even attaching a female gender to them. So maybe it that real feeling of a lose of a life.
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I do like this – those colours and so strong and luscious.
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Thank you…..I was lucky to have an old screw in glow filter with me that day, together with a low winter sun it caught what colour was about.
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Wonderful picture! The colours are fabulous.
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