Boat by kenmo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A local boat docked for repairs in the fishing village of Boutilier's Point, Nova Scotia...

Comments (20)
It belongs in the water. Trying to move it along a highway or portage it by hand is just a temporary. It does not like flat things. It wants to rise way up kicking spray and plunge deep nearly burying it's bows with gunwales near swamped.
realy well captured !!!*****!!!
Beautiful shot! Love the red color of the boat!
Although a different part of the continent, this is a familiar and comfortable shot. Your arrangement is a well done representation of the "feel" of a fishing village. I lived amungst several when I live on the Gulf Coast and scenes like this always told of hard work, close community and clean fun when the off-season for fishing came around. Stellar shot.
Excellent contrast- the bright red against the dark clouds.
Beautiful shot
what a charming and beautiful harbor composition!!! awesome Ken!
Absolutely magnific Ken! Beautiful colors..great shot :)
wonderful and like the colors of the red against the house and the dark skys
Beautiful composition & capture; the shape of the boat is very pleasing!
very creative shot.
Beats a car garage any time! ;)
Very cool composition and color ... well done.
Maybe the boot can get another color....;)
exquisite image!
This brightly coloured vessel has seen a few fishing season's and good for a few more, I'd say ! BTW, the clouds look very ominous, probably not a good day to be out fishing any way ! Neat capture Ken & ~Cheers~
Great colours and POV
Marvellous colours!
Nicely done! The boat really "pops" off the page.
wonderful shot it looks like she misses the water great capture