Vizula is a small peninsula near the main harbor of Medulin, the small town where I live.
In this opening photograph, you can see the small auxiliary harbor in one of the inlets of Vizula. When the tide is exceptionally low ...
... quite a few small boats can be seen stranded in the mud.
The bay of Medulin is overall pretty shallow ...
... but that shallowness is even more pronounced in the waters around Vizula.
If you take a good look at all the details shown in this photograph, you'll notice an oval shape in the mud.
The thing looks almost like a fossil. These are the remains of a small boat that sank into the mud long ago.
The boat shown in this photograph is still safely situated on the surface of the mud.
In this shot, the same boat is stranded on the muddy shore but you can also see a small speedboat floating in the shallows.
Here you can take another look at the wider scenery.
While I was busy photographing the boats and the scenery, this small bird was resting protected by the thorns of the Paliurus spina-christi.
Can't tell you what bird this is.
This photograph shows nothing in particular. Just a stretch of mud and a few stones in the corner of the shot.
Here you can see my shadow in the foreground. It's a bit like a signature.
In the following photograph ...
... you can see an old car tire lying on the surface of the mud.
Here you can take one last look at the bay when the tide is low. The post ends here. As always on Hive, the photographs are my work.
