Boats at the port
Good Morning and have a good weekend
It's starting to cool down a little here, was a bit chilly when I got out for my morning walk, but not too bad and nothing compared to what we will face when we get to winter, so I am not complaining and making the most of temperatures that are still OK for me to get out for sunrise walks.
Today I will share a few photos from early morning walks at the port.
Starting with the Ligia and Donny C, the red boats really jump out and grab one's attention.
I have bene lucky the last few days to catch some lovely sunrises, from super warm colors through to soft pastel shades.

Sony A7iv 17mm F11 1/8 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
And the boat, Never Enough, such a cool name for a boat, I think, and I like the paint job on this one; the background is the Fairfield Hotel. So many different styles and shapes of boats, I know the ones with the big masts may be scallopers, not sure what this one does, but google tells me
The Never Enough primarily operates as a commercial lobster and offshore bottom-fishing vessel.

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and the same boat from another angle

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and many colors in this next one, both with the boats and the nice sunrise colors, and I do love reflections whether a bit funky like this or mirror-like

Sony A7iv 31mm F11 1/20 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
and to finish off the Dolores, clearly a hard-working boat with all the wear and tear so visible on it, now I do not like rust on my car or things at home, but I do kind of like it when out taking photos

Sony A7iv 75mm F11 1/6 Sec ISO 100 Click here to view larger
And that’s all folks
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