Braided delta of Vouga River, part IV
This is a traditional fishermen´s boat from the mouth of the Vouga river, central Portugal.
Barco Moliceiro, this is how the Portuguese call the boat, is usually painted with bright colors and decorated with some rather primitive ornaments.
The name comes from the word Moliço, which means the submerged aquatic vegetation ( seagrass ) collected for use in agriculture.
The boats are still used to catch fish and seagrass today.
Photographed at low tide, 28th of October 2009.
Nikon D80
Tripod
Rubber boots.
Maciek.
magic colours!
ReplyDeleteGreat portrait from Moliceiros in Ria de Aveiro, region where I live
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