Cemetery

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The first image is of a place on the coast called the ship graveyard (cemetery). Every old and decommissioned ship is brought there. But a few images later, next to this place, there is a shipyard. It is interesting that in complete contrast, we see ships being produced in one place and dying in the other. I have taken two photos of trees on the coast that use seawater purification. These trees are called Hera, their roots are like purifiers, they purify the salty sea water. I have chosen these photos to participate in the black and white photo community, which is introduced with the hashtag: #monomad and you can also send your black and white photos to this community.
I am a painter but sometimes I also take photos. I hope you like these photos.

Cemetery | Ecency