Makes one wonder about the story behind the anchor – how it ended up there, and the “life” it has before. How do you find these sites? Or is that a trade secret? 🙂
Thank you very much. Judging by the rust, this anchor had a very long life, and if it could talk about it, it probably had a lot of stories. About sites. This is not a trade secret. As I often say, we are surrounded by beautiful and amazing things, you just need to take your time and look around.
Unfortunately, I don’t know anyone who can tell me these stories. They can be very interesting or very boring. Who knows? But we can imagine what we want. Thank you, Sophia.
Thank you very much, Dolly. Most of the time I like to photograph rusty objects in color, but this time I decided to check how they would be in black and white.
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Thank you very much.
Makes one wonder about the story behind the anchor – how it ended up there, and the “life” it has before. How do you find these sites? Or is that a trade secret? 🙂
Thank you very much. Judging by the rust, this anchor had a very long life, and if it could talk about it, it probably had a lot of stories. About sites. This is not a trade secret. As I often say, we are surrounded by beautiful and amazing things, you just need to take your time and look around.
Excellent moody capture.
Thank you very much.
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This photo says so much. Congratulations👏! This anchor certainly has a long history, it is ours to imagine… 🤗
Unfortunately, I don’t know anyone who can tell me these stories. They can be very interesting or very boring. Who knows? But we can imagine what we want. Thank you, Sophia.
You’re welcome, my friend. My pleasure😊. I have only one request: more similar photos in the future😉.
I will try because I like to do it.
Great photo,the anchor really acts as a statement piece
Thank you very much. Even though this anchor is heavily rusted, it still retains its shape and suggests its impressive history.
Great photo, very expressive in black and white.
Thank you very much, Dolly. Most of the time I like to photograph rusty objects in color, but this time I decided to check how they would be in black and white.
Ah, yes!
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Thank you very much. I will do it.
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