Thoughts and Prespective in Photography by Steve Mason
Bollard
In the 17th and 18th century unused cannons were buried barrel first along the town cays or harbors to provide locations for visiting ships to tie. Today they still provide a secure place to anchor as boats loop their lines ashore.
Here the varied lines of color and thickness play against the stone harbor promenade. The late day sun casting deep shadows across the stone. Another evening safely moored in the harbor confines, tied to the history of the region.
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