The Moorings Hoodies

The Moorings, Rosebud, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia

Black and white photograph of a wooden mooring post at the Hoveton viaduct public boat moorings on the River Bure in the heart of the Norfolk Broads

The Moorings depicts a collection of sailboats in a harbour painted in a semi-abstract but colourful and bold style.

Boats moored on the Beaulieu River near the coast of Hampshire. The river starts its life not far from here near Lyndhurst in the New Forest. It flows for a somewhat short distance to the sea passing through the village of Beaulieu from which it takes its name. A little further on it passes the hamlet of Bucklers Hard before meeting the sea on the Solent. At Bucklers Hard, not far from here, mighty wooden battleships were built, incluiding Nelson's favourite, the 'Agamemnon'.

Black and white photograph of a motorboat in a state of disrepair and requiring renovation in a private dyke off the River Bure in the village of Coltishall in the heart of the Norfolk Broads

Black and white photograph of an old and tired privately owned motorboat moored in a private dyke off the River Bure in the Norfolk village of Coltishall

Black and white photograph of motorboat moorings in Thurne Dyke, just off the River Thurne in the Norfolk Broads, UK

Black and white photograph of a public boat moorings on Thurne Dyke off the River Thurne in the Norfolk Broads National Park on a summers evening

A view along the quayside and the River Yare in the village of Reedham in the Norfolk Broads National Park. Captured on a dull and grey day in the British summertime

Sail boat racing gala on Wroxham Broad, Norfolk. Male sailor carefully steering his brown boat back to the quay heading after a hectic race.

Black and white photograph of a boat mooring on the River Thurne in the Norfolk Broads National Park with intentional selective focus

The backwater as the Thames divides above the lock and weir at Goring on Thames in Oxfordshire. This was once the supply of water to the mill where it still rushes through the sluices to the wheel pit. Here, beside the boathouses lining the river bank, craft of all types are moored - now probably for the winter! In this view captured on a day in early October the lock keeper's cottage can be seen in the background.