Fishing Ropes of Nova Scotia poster
Fishing Ropes of Nova Scotia
My husband and I spent some years in Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, and we have also visited the Newfoundland and Labrador province. There I just loved to observe and explore everything related to fishing. I especially liked taking photos of the colorful ropes, the patterns and lines they create when rolled and tied together.
This is how they look like on a fishing doc in St. Margret’s bay, ready to be used:
When going closer they look really interesting. Just look how colorful they are! Here are some fishing tools and ropes stocked on a deck by the water. I saw and photographed them in Peggy’s Cove, near Halifax.
And here is a painterly version of these colorful ropes. It is available as art print in my Fine Art America gallery:
I also added a painterly look to this image uploaded it to my Fine Art America gallery:
Fishing Ropes of Nova Scotia Poster:
This is a decorative collage poster I uploaded to my Fine Art America Gallery. I put together various close-up photographs and details of colorful ropes used in the industrial fishing of Atlantic Canada. The poster is available as art prints to decorate any wall in a house or office. Click on it for all the art prints options:
This is how it can look like on a wall. Just click on the image for options:
For the love of lines |
Amazing what you can do with a few bits of rope. Beautifully photographed 🙂 🙂
Thank you very much Johana! They were really so nice, begging to be photographed 🙂
Lovely selection of ropes, these would have been a perfect fit for my final textures assignment too!
Thank you so much Jude! Yes, they apply to textures as well, but I have others for that subject 🙂
Wonderful squares, lines and colours 🙂 hope your poster does well
Thank you Becky! 🙂
Oh I love that bright color rope. Grest textures too! 😀
Thank you Christine! These fishing tools and ropes are so interesting and I have more from Newfoundland. Stay tuned! 🙂
Beautifully captured!
Beautiful – I love the way you have framed it too!
Beautiful – you have roped me in
Thank you so much Abrie 🙂