Boat and Boatshed
Uploaded: January 21, 2006
Swan River at Mosman Park,Western Australia. 14Jan,2006. 6.58PM.
Kate Jackson January 23, 2006
Were you waiting for the tide to turn to catch to boat head on Joe? It really works and looks so simple and neat!!! #379438Joe Terni January 24, 2006
Kate I have found in life the tide always turns,but usually in the wrong direction! No,not realy I just happened to be there, by chance, at the right time of day...Maybe the tide has turned! Thanks Kate. #2330391Kate Jackson January 24, 2006
Of course I was forgetting again that your tides are not so strong as ours. To be in that position on our river you would need a mooring rope both ends but no way could you have it tight enough to keep it straight anyway as you have to allow for it going up and down. So I would guess it would be for about 1 minute only that the boat would be in that position. Perhaps there is some kind of dock thing at the back that is holding it in position. #2330996Joe Terni January 25, 2006
Kate I do not recall any rope at the back.Its in a bay this location and would experience little of the open water effects.It often looks more of a mill pond but the water further out in the channel is moving much quicker with much larger waves.So I suppose its more to do with the sheltering effect. #2339387Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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