Some boats in the port
Those that follow me will know that for most of the year I get out for walks in the early morning headign out an hour or more before the sun is due to rise, well that changes for me at this time of year, when its to cool for me to be out walking at that time, so when we get the odd day when the temperature during the day is reasonable for this time of year, and its not raining, then I head out for walks during the day, and this is a post with shots from one such walk.
The port is a spot i enjoy walking around, and you may well think from that I am a boaty or nauticla person who likes to get out on the water,
but I am quite happy to have my feet on the ground for the most part, sure I wouldnt miond headign out on a nice boat for a sail along the coast seeing some of the sights from a different angle, and there are a couple of boats that do tours here that I am tempted to check out, but to this dat I havent, mainly because my wife has no interest in going out on a boat, she had a scary experience when she was younger and had a fear of boats.
I have no issues the times i have bneen out on boats, have good sea lehgs and havent got seasick any time I have bene out on a bost even when it has got a bit rough, which is perhaps kind of strange as I do have a tendency or used to when I was younger get car sick, if in the back of the car.
BUt aside from all that lets get to todays photos where the subject is not as my intro may have hinted at, so yet again I waffled awya at a tangent, but some of the commercial fishing boats I saw in the port the other day
Such as this one the Nordic Pride
Sony A7iv 75mm F8 1/800 Sec ISO 100
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I get somewhat fascinated looking at the structures on some of these boats, of course i can see more of the details of them when I walk during the day as opposed to my most common early morning visits there
here we have a couple of boats Freedom and Sassy Girl
Sony A7iv 28mm F8 1/400 Sec ISO 100
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and the Halina M
I always chekc out the name sof the boats and wonder about the story behind them
Sony A7iv 28mm F8 1/250 Sec ISO 100
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A lot of them have womans names such as these two
Sony A7iv 28mm F8 1/320 Sec ISO 100
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and a bit of blues to finish off the post
Sony A7iv 30mm F8 1/320 Sec ISO 100
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And that’s all folks
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