Definitely worth a closer look.
I’m puzzled by this. At first, I assumed this was a joke, or a mistake, or something. But that boat is very carefully fixed in place, and you can see (lower down in the tree) what looks like a platform for perhaps another boat. Or maybe it’s a tree house, and the boat is the roof? There’s only one word for this, and all we know what it is. “Odd!”
Posted for Becky’s Square Odds
Upturned boat on the beach, Ettalong, Australia.
Posted for Becky’s SquareUp challenge. I’ve gone with “playing around with the word up”.
Upturned boat on the beach, Playa de los Caños de Meca (Cape Trafalgar), Spain.
Fishing boats, Kochi, India
Blue seems a popular colour to paint a boat. The feature photo (no caption) is a canal boat on the River Thames, between Cookham and Marlow. (Sorry Becky but I just couldn’t get a square out of that photo!)
Souvenir sellers on the Nile River, Egypt
Not the boats painted blue below, but the covers. I’ve never seen these boats in the water, by the way.
Boats at North Bondi, Sydney
The theme for July Squares is Blue
I played around with my images for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Abandoned. Some duotone here, some film grain there, and the finals look nothing like the original photos.
Abandoned tractor, New Zealand.
Abandoned boat, New Zealand.
Abandoned boot, Sicily.
The originals
Here are the untouched originals, if you’d like to compare them with the finals.
(click any photo in the gallery to expand)
Pics by Kaz 