These photographs were taken during my visit to Frankston Pier with Joel last week. The weather was quite warm, and not wishing to travel far, we chose this location, which was a mere forty-minute journey.
Seeking to capture artistic compositions, I focused on the subtle details of the area, as there was little activity at the time. I found particular interest in the fishing enthusiasts gathered along the pier and the weathered, rusted nails embedded in the jetty.
Sony A7RV
FE 70-200mm f4 G
This is linking Sunday Best
I am utterly weary after disembarking from the plane. Moreover, my mother suffered a fall, requiring me to take her to the emergency department.
...I love your detail shots!
ReplyDeleteWe both like rustic stuff
DeleteDid you fish yourselves and did you catch anything?
ReplyDeleteAll the best to mum.
Oh, I do know fishing but I would not want to do that at that pier. Too noisy and only few species available there: brim trevally and flathead.
DeleteI hope your mother is alright and has recovered unhurt from her fall. You had a good time with your camera at the pier. If you had just posted the first photo I would have thought this was called the Frankenstein Pier.
ReplyDeleteLOL on Frankenstein Pier
DeleteSorry to hear about you mother's fall. I hope everything is okay.
ReplyDeleteThat man in your photo gave me a chuckle. That's a funny position for reading his phone.
She sustained bruising to her face and chipped her teeth
DeleteGreat shots of the pier! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteYou too
DeleteOh no, I'm so sorry about your Mom. Let us know how she is and if she was badly injured. Looks like this pier could use some work. The nails look like eyeballs!
ReplyDeleteThe pier is not fit for purpose.
DeletePues, sobre todo, las dos primeras te han quedado muy bien. Unos detalles preciosos.
ReplyDeleteThe kind of close study shots I love too
DeleteGreat shot of the people fishing.
ReplyDeleteThe energy
DeleteNo está en óptimas condiciones, presenta señales de óxido y de roturas.
ReplyDeleteIt shows decay
DeleteFantastic details and a real street action photo. Well done.
ReplyDeleteIt takes likeminded to appreciate what we do in photography
DeleteGreat photos. I love the fact the guy is lying down :-D
ReplyDeletePiers are popular places for fishing.
ReplyDeleteI do hope your mother is okay after her fall ... sending my good wishes.
All the best Jan
They would not have gotten much from there
DeleteLoved the 1st photo the best.
ReplyDeleteThe last photo is a good one.
ReplyDeleteHope your mum is ok, nothing broken.
ReplyDeletelike the photos of the pier, noticed how several of the people were looking your way!
They can look all they want
DeleteThat middle photo is grate.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your mother.
I hope your mum is alright.
ReplyDeleteLike the shots.
She will be ok
DeleteThat top photo -- they look like eyes!
ReplyDeleteUnas bellas fotos de esos detalles, por lo que veo en la ultima foto uno debía estar haciendo fotos a las nubes con el celular.
ReplyDeleteEspero la pronta recuperación de tu madre.
Saludos.
Thank you for the good wish
DeleteMe gustan las fotografías. Espero que tu mamá, se encuentre bien. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, James. I like the visible effects of time on what are normally considered very "solid and strong" objects... Tempus edax rerum! Thank you for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.
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