Mudflats

Another nice low-tide impression, Keith ! I hope the water comes soon and frees this boat.

Thank you very much Ulrich.

I'm guessing he boat will have been recovered by now.........I would be too expensive to just leave it there.

Das schaut aber auch spezial aus lieber Keith,immer toll,was du entdeckst,schön hast du diesen Moment festgehalten :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))

I'm glad you like this shot Güni............thank you for this kind comment.

nice sunny image

Thank you Annemarie.

weer een interessante foto

Glad you find it interesting Fred.............thank you,.

Belle ambiance

Thanks very much Jean Paul.

This image looks so like an area near my home. I don't think there's mudflats here though, but when the tide goes out, there are lots of mud and reeds

I expect there are a lot of coastal areas that look similar in the UK Jenny. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Stranded, the poor boat! Nice capture, Keith!

Thanks Stephan............I expect it's been recovered by now!

Etonnante situation pour ce bateau. Bien vu Keith!!!

Thanks Jean-louis..........much appreciated.

Oh dear, I hope it can return safely to its moorings! It's a lovely picture Keith and even better viewed large. Such an interesting area, of which there are many around Portsmouth. I find maps showing that region so interesting. You get such a feel for the place once you know the layout...if that doesn't sound mad!

Have a good weekend Keith and let's hope for nice blue skies!

I would think it's been recovered by now.......it looks quite expensive and it doesn't seem damaged.

The circumnavigation of Farlington Marshes is always interesting Rosa, there is so much to see.

Using maps doesn't sound at all mad..............but I tend to go online nowadays. Google Earth can be pretty good.

I use Google maps Keith, but I have inherited my dad's many paper and linen maps, as well as others I have collected, and occasionally I go through them. My brother does the same....it must be in the genes! :-))

The paper and linen maps sound really interesting.

Rather lucky it stayed upright, Keith
A nice capture with lots of interest and useful information, Like you, I use Google Maps for everything these days,
Enjoy your weekend!

It looks like the anchor for the buoy failed allowing it to drift.

Glad you like this shot Roger..........thanks for dropping by and commenting. Have a good weekend yourself.

A therapeutic look at low tide and a very pleasant light. An image like this first thing in the morning is appreciated. Warm greetings, Anton.

I'm pleased you like this shot Anton.............thanks for your kind comments. Best wishes, Keith

Can't beat some mudflats for an interesting capture Keith. Well done.

Thanks for sharing with our UK Landscape Photography Group , Herb

Thanks Herb................much obliged.

Es lo que hacen las marismas... Buena foto, Keith !
Saludos cordiales !