Taken a couple of weekends ago at Fulton Harbor in Fulton, Texas.

I've been commenting lately on why I like each of the images I post.  As much as anything this is an exercise to help me recognize elements of photography that appeal to me in any given photograph.  I hope this eventually helps me to identify a "style" of photography that I can hang my hat on.  It's hard to develop any kind of meaningful personal branding without a recognizable "style".  It also helps me in my effort to grow as a photography judge, a position I hold in the local photo club I belong to (Bay Area Photo Club in Houston, Texas).  It can be difficult in an open critique forum to provide meaningful feedback without this kind of practice.

In this photo I appreciate the color palette and tonality of the texture, and the leading lines and repeating shapes along the horizon.  I also like the circular ripples in the water of the foreground which add interest and implied movement to an otherwise static scene. 

Title:  "Breakwater Parking"

"Breakwater Parking"Shrimp boats docked along the breakwater at Fulton Harbor in Fulton, TX.