Fishing Boats, San Pedro, CA

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Fishing Boats, San Pedro, CA

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One of my favorite places to photograph . . . I've been visiting this spot since I was in my early 20's and that was over 40 years ago. Timelesss...
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Beautiful shot.
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Wow there sure are some fishing boats there, they must all be back at the same time. I wonder what they mainly catch.
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Re: Fishing Boats, San Pedro, CA

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Nice shot, great lighting
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Greg Beetham wrote:Wow there sure are some fishing boats there, they must all be back at the same time. I wonder what they mainly catch.
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Many of them have huge light-making rigs on them. They go out at night to attract and catch squid (calamari), I think.
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I agree the light is fantastic in this shot. Its the kind of spot I could spend hours at.
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Very nice shot RandGraph47 - harbours and boats make great subjects.
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Very good picture, I like the relax feeling and the color. Great job. Hope see another great picture from you.

And at the same time Welcome to the forum.

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Re: Fishing Boats, San Pedro, CA

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Hi RandGraph47,

Like many before me, I find the light very delightful and complimentary to the melancholic line up of the fishing boats...


Thanks for sharing,

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