A black and white photograph of old pilings on the Puget Sound on a foggy winter day at Cummings Park, Tacoma, Washington.
One of a series of photographs from my photography project Foggy Morning on the Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington, 2014
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I’ve very much enjoyed your images Steve. Cheers & Thanks, Bill