Live in pairs seems worthy of being the caption for some of the photos I took this morning, which are located on the edge of the estuary with the water being low. This is not without reason, you know! The reason is that the presence of wooden boats and wooden canoes anchored nearby made me stop for a moment and decide to explore these natural treats through visualization.
In terms of function, these two types of boats are different but have the same purpose, namely to catch fish, and are still traditional. The difference lies in the distance or access these two types of boats take. For this boat, access can reach the open sea, and it is difficult to access narrow estuary streams. In these conditions, wooden canoes are often used as a mode of transportation for fishermen.
A complementary relationship with all its advantages and disadvantages makes it worthy of this caption. But whatever the resulting image, it depends on each person's point of view, and today I have selected it as mentioned before, and is my entry for the #monomad challenge hosted by 
And the image of a fishing net that I've included here represents a full relationship with preexisting supporting elements, allowing them to live in pairs.
Thanks for taking the time! Of course, hopefully both entertaining and helpful! This pictures taken with Canon EOS 6D camera + 50mm Lens.
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