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Squashbugs Coreus marginatus commonly known as Dock bugs a member of the Family Coreidae.

Mondello, Sicily, Italy.

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Simulazione pellicola: Fujifilm Classic Chrome personalizzata in-camera.

Film simulation: in-camera customized Fujifilm Classic Chrome.

No post processing external to camera except Watermark.

Ich hätte es auch dunkler halten können wollte ich aber nicht habe die Tiefen etwas raus genommen

Eyeing me up suspiciously as they sometimes do!

Upton Magna - Shropshire

Shot at Signal Hill, Dunedin, NZ.

 

Dock and the mushroom

 

Eat it up, let's go home,

with a heart that's free to roam,

release the poison, let it go,

find peace within, let it flow.

 

Climb to the top of Signal Hill,

The search for peace, a journey to seek.

Let go of all that weighs you down,

Embrace the calm, let nirvana be found.

 

Now, everything does not matter anymore,

Free from attachment, like never before.

The present moment, your only concern,

In this state of bliss, you can forever burn.

A view of Princes Dock taken early Sunday morning after the worst of Storm Darragh had blown through, though it was still very windy. On the right of shot can be seen HMS Prince of Wales one of Britains two Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers.

Dock on Lake Okanagan.

 

Naramata, British Columbia, Canada

Built in 1875, Sassoon docks is one of the oldest in India. It is one of the few docks open to the public. The fishing boats arrive in the morning and the dock bursts with colour and action.

32 handheld images stacked in Zerene

Over wintered Adult Dock Bug. Coreus marginatus.

KRRC 1321, an ex-Rock Island (CRIP) GP9, resting at the Kaskaskia Regional Port District's Dock 2 in Baldwin, Illinois.

 

The Baldwin Power plant is seen in the background.

Good to see a few more about now!

Main shot from Upton Magna and in comments from Felton Butler.

Shropshire

I don't know the story of this ship. It is docked at Green Anchors and appears to be inhabited.

St. Johns. December 2, 2025.

 

In-camera diptych. Scanned negative.

Olympus PEN EES-2 (half frame camera), Kodak TMax 400.

Remnants of dock in Coos Bay, Oregon that once was active in transferring felled trees to sawmills as well as the finished product onto awaiting freighters

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Agfa CT Precisa X-Pro

Lofoten, Norway

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

There is always something interesting at the West Sayville Dock. I sat in my car to sketch this.

Day 254/365 - The lake was like a sheet of glass this morning, encased in a thick fog.

Just before sunrise at the Jordanelle reservoir dock

Dames Quarters, Maryland

Remains of the pilings or supports remaining from a dock that has long ago vanished. On the shores of Lake Erie, Port Ryerse, Ontario Canada.

There is a quality to the light in Cape Cod that amplifies the minimal spareness of the landscape. A stunning contrast to the riot of fall colour inland.

A calm Winters evening...

56094 and 56087 rumble towards Strand Road crossing in Preston building up some momentum for the gradient up towards Ribble Junction with 6E32 Ribble Rail to Lindsey discharged bitumen tanks.

Sunrise at a Halifax River Dock in Holly Hill, Fl

 

Lively scene, with the Tate of the North gallery across the dock.

The (former) Victoria Inn at Glasson Dock. Such a shame that it has been left to deteriorate.

 

I'm not sure what that thing in the sky is on the right of the shot - maybe a UFO?

Queens University Biological Station

Ontario

9/19/15

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