Nature Photograph - Loading by Skip Willits

Loading is a photograph by Skip Willits which was uploaded on August 4th, 2015.

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Watermen loading long poles which have been debarked and pointed so as to drive into the bay or river to form a pound net. One of the ways of... more

by Skip Willits

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Artist

Skip Willits

Medium

Photograph - Epson Lustre Paper

Description

Watermen loading long poles which have been debarked and pointed so as to drive into the bay or river to form a pound net. One of the ways of harvesting fish in the Chesapeake Bay.

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August 4th, 2015

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Comments (16)

Skip Willits

Thanks Marian.

Marian Bell

Love that haze in this wonderful shot, Skip! LF

Skip Willits

Thanks Jerry

Jerry Fornarotto

Very nice LF

Skip Willits

Thanks Mary.

Mary Machare

I really like this view of the harbor with a man working. Nice capture, Skip. LF

Skip Willits

Thanks Darin.

Darin Williams

Revisiting this beautiful view to share! l/f/TW

Skip Willits

Thanks for the great comment and I too can hear the buoys. Grew up around that type of scene and it always puts me back when I look at the body of work.

Darin Williams

Beautiful image! The fog gives it a wonderful feeling, like I can hear a bell ringing on buoys out past the visible line. l/f

Skip Willits

Thanks Jack.