Friday, August 26, 2011

Blue Cleat

Blue Cleat, Union Pier, Charleston, SC  © Doug Hickok


Large cleats such as this one help hold massive container ships to the piers at Charleston's various marine terminals. Vessels from around the globe arrive to load and unload cargos of all sorts. 
If only good will traveled as easily...


Hope your weekend isn't as stormy as ours is predicted to be!


21 comments:

  1. perfect in frame and contrast, interesting subject with a high potential

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  2. Fantastic details and colors.

    I wish you and your loved ones well with the approaching storm Doug.

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  3. Fantastic colors and a nice contrast Doug.

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  4. you really can find colors anywhere! Good!

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  5. Fantastic blue! Great find!
    Have a nice day.

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  6. I like your style; great pictures, a good story to go with it. Regards from Malaysia,

    Duncan In Kuantan

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  7. Perfect details, colors, texture, subject, I LOVE !

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  8. hope we all ride out this storm with as little damage as possible.

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  9. Wonderful colors! Love the base of it!

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  10. Excellent grime and grit detail. From the thumbnail, I thout it was a cut-out of a man's top hat.

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  11. A quick glance and I saw a top hat - albeit a strange colour! But closer inspection revealed it to be another of your MMM's - magical minimal 'mages.

    Have a magical weekend, hope the storm blows itself out.

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  12. excellent scene, nice detail, color and textures.

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  13. wow, it is very beautiful blue (blues).

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  14. Such excellent texture and color--well seen Doug!

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  15. You have good eyes to capture such photo, Doug.
    I hope you are in a safe place during coming days :(

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  16. wonderful framing and great texture on this blue monster! my first thought was of giant hat! well seen, doug!

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  17. if you try focusing in on the lower portion, it looks like the foot of a blue volcano.. :D great catch..

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