Just some boats #4 by goodoleboy
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Ahoy there, mates! I hope you like white.
Captured 8/3/11, from around the beautiful Queensway Bay, adjacent to the beautiful Aquarium of the Pacific in beautiful Long Beach, California.
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Allaismalardik, thankx for looking in, and for any and all favs and complimentary comments.
Comments (12)
durleybeachbum
Loads of loot invested in this lot!
morningglory
Very nice collage of boats...big to small!
bronwyn_lea
Wonderful collage! I like boats. I would love to jump on one and just travel the world.
magnus073
Very cool collection of them Harry, nicely done
Feliciti
like the boats from the first pic :) and the palms and lighthouse in the background too !!
MrsRatbag
Lovely shots in this set, Harry; once again, the bottom one looks about like something I might be able to handle. Great work!
jocko500
all types and size too. wonderful shots of them
danapommet
I can't figure out what #3 does but I love #2 Pro-Line. That looks like a cool ride. Some nice relfections to Harry. Dana
tennesseecowgirl
beautiful shots
anahata.c
Andrea says "loads of loot" (lol). (Well actually, it's true...) But it's also loads of visual impact. The collage makes for a visual assault that's inherent in boat yards, but which water photographers probably play down for the beauty of still water itself. Here, the boats & appendages make a series of modern-art abstracts, both eye popping & contrapuntal. (I don't know if you know "counterpoint" in classical music: But it's made of lots of melodies playing at the same time, thus "counter"ing each other. This piece has visual-counterpoint.) The angles allow us to see the many intersections and layers of visual "data" at once; and, with all the grays & blues, your occasional reds & pinks etc stand out like big accents, like loud drum riffs in a jazz band. (Examples: the bright blue lines in the engines of #2, or the eerie beautiful pinks in the last shot to the right, or even the red bands in the 3d & 4th shot, along the boat-sides.) In the top shot, we get to see the harbor against the background of trees and lighthouse, making natural "harmony" with the boats, after which you zero in on the boats themselves...and guess what: You end with calm waters---good choice! The clear greenish water of #5, which sends us off in calmness and serenity. The whole is a riot of forms & light & angles, but oddly calming, maybe because everything is "in place" and in order. Finally, your camera work and/or postwork has given it a certain softness, which makes all this busy-ness very comforting in the end. A terrific collection, and pure Harry. Love it.
Rainastorm
Love the reflections, lines all nice to see
myrrhluz
Beautiful reflections! I love the way the reflected light of the water reflects back onto bottom of Victory in #1, and again on the boat in the #4 with the reflected light seen again in the reflection of the boat, and on the wall in the last image. Excellent composition in the first one with the palms and lighthouse. I also like the triangular, green shape of the building across the water. I notice that the spot for the driver is rather more basic in some of the boats. I like the way the motion of the water has serrated the edges of the boat in the reflection in #4. Great captures!