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sea waves gently swapping on the sandy beach

Camminare e fotografare le bellezze dell’Italia nelle sue parti più affascinanti e nascoste

Two old rotten logs from the breakwater structure are covered with sand on the sea beach. Close-up. Background.

wood grain and cracks in an old wooden plank of an old ship. Two rusty nails hammered into the wood on the left in the picture. On the Breton coast of northwestern France, Finistere department

A hollowed-out tree trunk

The piles were destroyed.

Backlit shot of three rotten wooden poles covered with seaweed and algae. The photo was taken at low tide in the old harbor on the Oosterschelde in the Dutch fishing village of Yerseke in Zeeland.

Rest des alten Fähranlegers Wangerooge

A pier on the shores of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.

landscapes of Biarritz

Paradise Cove Pier along the California Coast

Balls on the old pier protruding on the beach by the Baltic Sea.

A large driftwood piece surrounded by natural coastal scenery under a tranquil sky.

sunny landscape with rocky sea shore and old wooden piles, Baltic sea shore, Saaremaa, Sorves peninsula, Estonia

Weathered dock pilings covered with moss and barnacles.

These stakes have benn used to grow mussels

Magical light under a dock along the seashore of Provincetown Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Dead tree trunk covered with moss on a beach, Australia

Eroded wooden stakes covered in barnacles at Hunstanton, Norfolk in the rain.

A close-up image of a log that was painted and made into a chair for relaxing in a park.

Driftwood at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on Gulf of Mexico seashore in Texas.

Cement pillars breakwater at the sea coast during low tide in the evening .

The Pilings are from one of the old cannery buildings at Lily Point, Boundary Bay, Point Roberts, Washington. Lily Point was the most important Native reef net fishery and one of the most significant salmon fisheries of the Central Coast Salish. In 1889, 16 Native reef nets were in operation and a single net would catch as many as 2,000 fish a day. A newspaper reported in 1881 that three reef nets took 10,000 fish in six hours. In the late 18th century, non-Indian fish traps displaced traditional reef nets. Alaska Packers purchased a year old cannery at Lily Point in 1884. The cannery was abandoned in 1917, leaving pilings and debris still visible today.

Some logs are intentionally placed on the beach, probably to tie a net or for tourists' leisure.

Underside of the jetty in the sea covered with algae. With copy space. Shot with a 35-mm full-frame 61MP Sony A7R IV.

surf at an old German mole from ww2 in Poland

Destroyed pier.

Blank signpost summer and holiday landscape in the background

View at the so called Palendorp (Pole Village) on the beach near Petten in North Holland. This pole village is a monument in remembrance of the old village of Petten that vanished into the sea.

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