What Used To Be by auntietk
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Description
These old pilings are alongside the Snohomish River in Washington State.
I have no idea how to tell how many years these have been there. Feel free to imagine anything you like! They're most likely left over from the old lumber mill days. One mill is still in operation, right across the river from where I took this photograph.
Comments (28)
Faemike55
great capture, Tara!
bazza
Superb capture they certainly look old.. lovely post Tara!!
ocoee53
Traces of the past... Great photo.
bmac62
I looked at an old, old picture of Snohomish when all the mills were working. They stood shoulder to shoulder along this river bank. Glad you found a few old remnants for us to contemplate how things used to be. I was going to say in the good old days, but as rough as life was 100 years ago, I can't say, "good old days" and mean it. Anyway, fine composition tk...like your style:)
beachzz
I see old posts and piles all along Humboldt Bay just like this. I'm sure they would have stories to tell. Wonderful shot, and I love what you did to it!!
hipps13
a peaceful place sits around belongs some thoughts travel and stares of can and what use to be wonderful capture, Tara May warm hugs and love, Linda Kaye
frankie96
History..howevery waterlogged..like the muted feeling in the image..
barbdennist
What a pretty scene with the river and the red bushes on the far bank.
Kaartijer
Great scene, good composition!
Katraz
Great shot great use of the pilings .
cfulton
This is wonderful - cut down and rotting, they are touched by the reflections of those still standing. There is a lot of symbology for me in this image. Thanks, Clive
Meisiekind
I just read sooo much in your title!!! Dang! Wonderful image of these once useful pilings dear friend! I love the soft touch too! :)
durleybeachbum
Great that they've not been 'tidied up', they must support a lot of interesting life. Another lovely serene pic, so calm and sunny.
valtes
Lovely capture! Pretty scene.
wysiwig
Perhaps these old pilings once received logs from the Snoqualmie Falls area. Wonderful image, really fires the imagination. You didn't run into any ghosts while you were there did you?
qrud
Lost in the river of time.
babuci
Wonderful picture of the past still here. Great colors.
MrsRatbag
Beautiful capture! We have so many of these all over the waters here, and they're so beautiful; I love when they start sprouting whatever seeds blew into their crevices. They make a perfect solid foil for the mutable waters!
debbielove
Another, beautiful relaxing picture.. Look like they could from an old pier.. But of course, who knows.. Rob
LovelyPoetess
Lovely scene, and yes I imagine they have a bit of history to relate, could they talk. : )
Sea_Dog
Great image. I love your composition and DOF. These old pilings are fascinating. Well done.
Merrylee
Great capture...I miss working at the mill...it felt like working in the forest
watapki66
I find it so interesting to come across the remnants of man in obscure and out of the way places.. wondering what was it? Wonderful shot!
emmecielle
Excellent capture! :)
orig_buggy
Very comforting looking scene
junge1
I love the POV of this Tara. Great capture!
danapommet
Super shot Tara! The dried grass really sets this off. Looks great. Dana
KatesFriend
Looks like nature is reclaiming them in very novel ways.