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Taking an afternoon walk with my mother after two back-to-back dim sum lunches with various family friends.
Staten Island Ferry dock, at the Staten Island ferry terminal in New York City.
The pattern of these repeating posts caught my eye while I was waiting to disembark from the ferry. I don't usually do much with black and white photos, but that seemed the best way to emphasize the pattern that caught my eye. I may have to clone those wires out; I tried to find a shot where they weren't so obvious, but the effect wasn't quite right.
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This is one of the two docks of the Saugatuck Chain Ferry. You can see the chain which is attached to the ferry and the other dock.
Handrail detail on the road bridge spanning the entrance to Stanley Dock, which is adjacent to the famed Tobacco Warehouse. The warehouse is now known as the Heritage building, and hosts one of the more famous Liverpool Sunday markets every week
The dock bug is common and widespread in the southern half of Britain. The larvae feed on dock and other related plants in the polygonaceae family. The bugs here are on a bramble bush in Loughborough, near where Haddon Way becomes Highland Drive.
A ramp to the passengers' dock at the Boston Harbor Hotel. It's where ticket-holders get on their ferries.
So many great places to stay and make memories with us at our members marina. Learn more at cbmm.org/visit/docking/