Seascape nominee

This is Halls Harbour on Bay of Fundy, which has the highest tides in the world. The normal high tide mark is shown by the dark seaweed and tar on the wharf. At low tide fishing boats are left high and dry and the harbour is reduced to a small freshwater stream flowing into the Atlantic. An offshore fog throws the wharf and fish sheds into clean contrast with the sky.

I did some photography as a teenager. Since retiring I've taken it up again and focus and wildlife and travel.