Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by jomari:
'I don't want to leave this beautiful place', said the boat.
'Then we shall take it with us', said the captain.

She Leaves Before Dawn
by PenelopeK

Comment by posthumous:
I like how this is almost sepia without being monochrome. the foreshortened angle blends the ship into its environment. It doesn't seem at all an autonomous being, just an extension of the pier.

She Leaves Before Dawn
by PenelopeK

Comment by insteps:
I always enjoy sculptural collections of ladders, wires, poles, masts, anything really.... You filled the square frame nicely with subdued early morning tones.

She Leaves Before Dawn
by PenelopeK

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Trawling isn't an easy job :(

OK, prepare to have your mind blown!

I once went to a medieval banquet at Warwick Castle, I lived in Taunton for a year in my youth, my Father was born in Plymouth. I have no history with the town of Sandwich (but have eaten many). I holidayed in Wareham once, Falmouth a few times and my Paternal Grandparents moved to Barnstable just after the second world war.

I worked in Norwich for 12 years before moving to my current home and my mother was brought up in Enfield. I could go on but don't want to bore you too much.

All of the above of course was done in the UK!

To finish, Taunton Massachusetts to Barnstable Massachusetts is 51.5 miles, Taunton UK to Barnstable UK is 49.6 miles.

Some coincidence(s)

Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by posthumous:
it's a metaphorical cornucopia to have a reflection inside a boat. beautiful, too.

She Leaves Before Dawn
by PenelopeK

Comment by tnun:
very pleasing composition of workaday elements. interesting to get the sense of verticality and distance in the square format. blessed light.

Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by grahamgator:
Wonderful! Perfect reflection and I like your choosing color tones.

Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
I don't think water should be on the inside? however, this might be a little boring if it was outside the boat and we'd have missed this lovely reflection.

Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by mariuca:
A healing image

Dinghy Dreaming
by PenelopeK

Comment by nam:
This is fine, Penny! I love the subject and the processing as well - a very subtle Orton, perhaps, or glamor glow? The reflection is what's real; the sides of the boat just contain it for us so it doesn't slip away.