Fujifilm X-T1 and XF 35mm f/1.4 R Lens – ISO 200
I thought it was interesting the way this boat owner took the time to coil this rope after he tied his boat up.
Fujifilm X-T1 and XF 35mm f/1.4 R Lens – ISO 200
I thought it was interesting the way this boat owner took the time to coil this rope after he tied his boat up.
The Visual Chronicle 
Interesting pattern and texture. And I’ve met and talked to enough boat owners to honestly say many are OCD about certain things! LOL
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LOL, thank you very much 🙂 Have a great evening.
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Beautiful picture. I love the OCD behind the coil. 🙂
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Thank you Jill 🙂
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Simply beautiful Joe!
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Thank you Patti 🙂
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wonderful details. I really like the difference between the rope and the planking. The diagonal composition is a nice touch also.
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Thank you very much David 🙂
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if this hadn’t been white … it so reminded me of the black snakes that USED to get into my house before we figured out how they were getting in. Yikes!
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LOL, good thing is wasn’t moving Laurie 🙂
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A very interesting shot! I too have learned something from reading these comments.
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Thank you Mark 🙂
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I was prepared to make a “cheesy” comment but must say I’ve learned something, too, from your great image! Thanks!
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Thanks Emilio 🙂 I kinda like the “cheesy” comments also though 🙂
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Navigation traditions are passed on from generation to generation. Sailing goes back a long way in the vast field of History. Patterns in photography are always pleasing to the eye. Thank you Joe for sharing.
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Thank you Omar 🙂 Enjoy your Sunday.
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Interesting shot. The ‘coil’ is called a ‘cheese’, by the way. Common practice on ships with long lengths of rope. R
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Thank you Rob 🙂 I have learned something new from this post with all the comments.
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A sudden knot or tangle in a boat rope can cost a fisherman a limb or damage a boat. A good fisherman or boats man knows his knots and protects his lines with proper care. This is a lovely coil of someone who knows his craft.
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Thank you very much 🙂 Very interesting comment I have learned something new. Have a great day.
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So neat, you’d think he’d just throw the end wherever, interesting indeed!
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I thought is was a little peculiar also 🙂 Thanks and have a great day.
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