Fish Wrapped in Newspaper
Something Fishy – a Hidden Message?
Fish Wrapped in Newspaper - a Hidden Message? A couple of fish lay wrapped in yesterday's newspaper. Maybe a hidden message here? Back in the day, finding fish wrapped in…
My Father's Fishing Rod as an albumen silver print
Happy Fathers Day
Happy Fathers Day, Dads "My Father's Fishing Rod" is a nostalgic remembrance of the many wonderful hours my dad and I spent fishing together. Wonderful memories of well over half…
Shrimp Boats, Darien, GA
Shrimpers at Rest | Monochrome Monday
Part of Darien, Georgia's shrimp fleet is moored to their docks. Possibly to resupply before returning to the nearshore Atlantic. Typically shrimpers trawl by night when the shrimp are active…
High Life
"High Life " looks as though it has seen better days. The shrimp trawler's water line looks to be a little higher than normal. having just offloaded her catch. The…
My Father’s Fishing Rod | Still Life
"My Father's Fishing Rod" is my most recent Still Life photograph. The rod and reel are one of the things of my Dad's I kept. It's my reminder of the…
Summer Love
Happy belated Summer Solstice everyone. Is it just me or do winters seem to last longer than they used to and summers rush by way too fast? It's probably my…
Cortez Fishing Village, a Bit of Old Florida
We were in the neighborhood and decided to stop at the Star Fish Company for a blackened grouper sandwich. It was early afternoon and the place was slammed. While waiting…
Monochrome Monday: Vietnam
The sun breaks through the morning dawn at the daily fish market in the south of Vietnam. The round, bamboo basket boats serve as tenders bringing the catch from the…
Saturday Afternoon on the Malecon – Havana, Cuba
Havana's Malecon is much more than a broad esplanade that separates the city from the Gulf of Mexico. More than merely a seawall, it is the place many Habaneros spend…
Ecuador’s Costal Fishers
Near where the equator crosses Ecuador's coast, a group of local fisherfolk hauls their huge net full of tiny fish to shore. And the seabirds are going berserk, swooping…