Archive for July, 2012
Even though the wild rose has been shaken in the wind, the beauty of its fallen petals can still bring colour to old concrete steps. Nature doesn’t give in easily to death and decay.
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As with most piers in Shetland there is always something new to be photographed. The wood being used to hold up a boat that was being painted for the summer. I like the cracking on the end and hopefully it will be a long time before it falls apart.
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Little yellow boat just nosing the edge of the water at high tide in Hamnavoe.
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There’s always something different to be found at Hamnavoe Pier.
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Two very different views of the lovely Sea Pink. Such a hardy plant to survive the harsh weather we can sometimes have even in the summer.
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The low sun was shining through under the pier at Hamnavoe creating a nice shaft of light for this image.
Just a random shot of my son’s tweed cap as it sat on the old chair.
My two lovely cats. Levi, who is black, funny, good natured and extremely affectionate and Mosey, who is such a dude. He’s sweet natured, undemanding and very photogenic.
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