To a photographer who enjoys photographing industrial-ish subject matter, Anacortes, Washington is always a fun destination.
We walked out on a dock to take a look at this tugboat, ended up talking for some time with the captain, and took a few photos. I particularly liked this first picture, where the heavy-duty mooring lines lead your eye into the picture, creating depth.
Across the passage in Port Townsend, a sign warns us to stay clear of those heavy-duty mooring lines.
And finally, here's a close-up of those lines we've been reminded to stay clear of. Terrific texture in the photo, and the weathered blue-grey metal of the ship is scrumptious.
Have a great day. And watch out for mooring lines!
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