Weathered Timber Groynes - 13 to 15 January
I was fascinated with the weathered timber on these old groynes, located along the Cowes eastern foreshore, installed in the 1940's. They are being replaced with new timber structures, so I was happy to capture these shots showing how they have stood up to sun, wind, sand and salt water. The last two are merged photos.
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Rust, Corrosion, and Weathering
Truth be known, I could have spent hours photographing these timer structures. The weathering is wonderful and the texture is beautiful. One can only guess the things these breakwaters have witnessed. Laughing noisy children, impromptu cricket games, picnics, lovers - the mind boggles.