A wintry view of the marina at Blairgowrie, on the southern end of the Mornington Peninsula, overlooking Port Phillip Bay.
Where boats are sleeping
Waiting for sailing journeys
Longing for action
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14 comments:
Perfect words to go with this serene nautical image Gemma. I had an Aunt and Uncle who used to live in Blairgowrie Scotland.
When it comes to matching a sight with words, you are a master at it.
That's a lovely sight to see in the morning.
I love the ocean...isn't it fun to look at all of the different boats in the marinas and where they are from?
Great picture and the words are perfect.
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a lovely slice of life ..
That is truly a beautiful shot of the marina! I am always captivated by marinas...all those boats, ready to go somewhere, or having just arrived from somewhere - give the imagination so much fuel!
lovely silvery light
looks like a quiet time at the marina. lovely scene.
Beautiful! An I love the proportions - the quiet water in the front and the boats with all the pylons and stuff in the background. Lovely scenery!
Lovely! So serene and peaceful. I should be living near water, however . . . . .
this is summer, but not vacation. The boats are in the harbour. Nice shot though.
Looks marvellous. Love the texture and the reflections in the water.
I love the color and tonal variety in this capture... very lovely... Larry
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