Who's Counting? by bmac62
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Down at our local marina last week.
So, how many are there?
Never mind, I counted about fifty:-)
Comments (18)
A lot of rich folks there. Wonder what they do for a living? A rrof over the motor boats - how do the sail boats get past that? Tricky navigating? I like the reflections in the calm water. Keep up the good work! :-)
My rat-ing - 6 happy rats gnawing on lanyards!
nice lines
Good to see that some folk actually like proper sails!
Amazing capture Bill. God bless.
We have a similar marina at our local beach too....oh to be rich and idle eh!!!!!!
Very nice....
Hmmmm a bit of money there!!!
Thanks for reminding me of my shots - great capture. I agree with Andrea about those who use sails
I this a garage for boats?
Very nice capture Bill.
Lots Bill !! A splendid over view.
Nice shot Bill... I see so may boats docked here... nobody seems to go out... they sit in them and drink all day! its a waste to me. Just my opinion.
I agree Fred. I'd rather have the latest camera gear:)
You don't have to be rich to be a sailor. I trained on thirteen foot open sailboats known as "Flying Juniors". You haven't lived until you have sailed San Francisco Bay when the wind is blowing off the Golden Gate.
at Lake Texoma there was a marina fire the other day that destroyed millions of dollars worth of boats up to 40 feet yachts.
I am always drawn to marinas dreaming again
That was a fun day. I love wandering around at the marina!
Pretty cool line up Bill. I have mine moored at Eastboune Marina.
Wonderful shot of the marina, Bill! I'll take your word for the number, at least until after the cataract thing.... LOL
Nicely captured!
a must, full size...you have such clarity and presence in everything in your shots, and this one's loaded with them. The lines are pristine, the hues, ditto, and the music of your composition is wonderful. And behind, a tranquil stretch of water and background hills which give soft grace to balance out the din of lines and visual collisions of the marina. It's really a wonderful rat-a-tat-tat shot of boats and masts and piers and even that rock wall behind it all---just terrific, musically speaking. Splendid work with what could easily be just another crowded marina (or traffic) shot: In your hands, it sings.