Showing posts with label boats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boats. Show all posts

Monday, 22 September 2014

Blues

There's been a last minute burst of Summer which is fantastic and it's rumoured to last into October - I hope so. I thought I should do a post before September is over - I've been busy with lots of work - making the most of the lovely evenings - and my continuing obsession with instagram. When the nights draw in - which they are doing rapidly  - I will have more time to spend on my blog - well that's the plan anyway...

Here are photos of things I've seen on my walks, an old chest I finally painted, a beautiful bag which is made from the ring pulls on cans - an amazing birthday surprise. 


Monday, 8 April 2013

Patterns and textures




One of my favourite things to do - searching for patterns and textures around the marina, there's always something new to see.

Friday, 12 October 2012

paint effects

More paint effects found on boat bottoms! It's the time of year when the boats are brought into dry dock to be cleaned and painted - a massive task. So before that happens I get my camera out and I'm in my element!

Thursday, 20 January 2011

art

Paintings in a gallery? No just more boat bottoms in Chichester Marina. You have to know I risked life and limb to photograph these. Scurrying around under boats weighing tons, which are propped up on stilts - health & safety would be apalled. Shh... don't tell them!

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

Monday, 19 April 2010

Wood blocks

Found these in a boatyard, they are used to prop up the boats while they're being worked on. I wanted to take them home.

Wednesday, 3 September 2008

Sail 2

While we were away we saw these beautiful sail boats. This picture does not do them justice, the vibrant colours, the vast expanse of sky and ocean which made the boats look so vulnerable. The sight filled me with joy.

Friday, 8 August 2008

Sail

I was inspired by the photo of the sky that I took yesterday for the subject of sail on Illustration Friday this week.
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