Tools of the Trade by auntietk
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Crab pots stacked on the dock at Westport, Washington, each with their own rope and float.
Comments (24)
If only I had a computer when I was active in fishing yesterday years, it would give me a lot of ideas about fishing such as here. Interesting shot. Aloha
I can just imagine a sumptuous seafood meal coming on - YUM! can't get any fresher than that - half your luck, BTW great temptation-composition ;) BB
Nice shot Tara. These pots are much more shallow than the ones you see in the UK.
You have to be good with undoing Knots. Super find.
Very cool capture Tara! reminds me a bit of Dangerous Catch, but on a smaller and more likely safer scale
Lordy be Thats a lot Quiet an assortment Hugs Susan~
Fascinating and complex pic! I love crabmeat, but I do not like creatures being boiled alive.
Très belle photo avec une variété de couleurs
wow, amazing, fantastic shot again!!
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
These look slightly different then the crab pots I used as a kid. Nice photo.
What a great scene! I saw a lot of these out in the sound when we were on the cruise last week. It must be the season... Excellent compo and capture!
I agree with honey, the composition and all the textures make this an outstanding capture my friend.
WOW! Alot of stuff there,. Excellent shot Tara :)
Very nice.Ready to go.
Very cool shot. That's quite a composition to come across. So many details just waiting to be shared.
going crabbing the right way
So rich with details, and an amazing bit of textures and colors! Quite a find, Tara! What an eye for fun photos you have, my dear friend!
where to start as the piles feel in much in thought sinks in the soul warm hugs, Linda Kaye
Wonderful capture of these crab pots! I know very little about sea fishing as I come from a landlocked State. So these images are very intersting and fascinating to me.
I adore crab, sadly gave it to a friend once and nearly killed her! Great shot with so much going on
I've seen that in Maine, a week ago :)))
It is as rich in history and diversity as it is rich in color! Fascinating shot, and I can almost smell the air!
What a neat, colorful shot. Having watched the couple working their pots at Tokeland, I have an idea of the whole process now.