Old Pilings T-Shirts

Well Worn Pilings Portland Maine by Debra Martz The pilings, originating from piers of the past, remain intact in a collective heap at the cruise terminal in Portland, Maine, even after the passage of many years. I found them interesting in their weathered and worn state, and even more so when a single cormorant landed on one. Amazing to me was its "matching colors" of silver, black, and orange. A beautiful display of nature amidst the relics of the maritime past. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231013-DSC_9843.NEF

Two reddish egrets survey the coastal water of southeastern Georgia near Little St. Simons Island.

A roseate spoonbill flies past an old dock along the Atlantic Ocean coast in early morning.

Two great white egrets meet on old dock pilings along the Atlantic Ocean coast. The Fine Art America Watermark will not appear on your finished art. All Artwork is property of the artist (Laura D Young) and may not be reproduced, duplicated, or resold. Copyright is retained by the artist following the sale of the item.

This is my original artwork of a great white egret flying gracefully from an old wooden pier.

This is my original artwork of two roseate spoonbills flying along the Atlantic Ocean coast of central Florida.

Pilings on a beach. Maryland, USA

Remnants of what once was a pier that extended out into the ocean. Over the years, storms and the pounding of the waves have taken their toll and all that's left are these wooden pilings.

These ocean ruins are all that's left of what once was a pier that extended out into the ocean. These decaying wood pilings are slowly returning to the sea.